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CT HB06718
Bill
Status
6/27/2023
Primary Sponsor
Committee on Children
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AI Summary
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Pharmacies must post conspicuous signage directing consumers to the Department of Consumer Protection website for information on safe storage and disposal of prescription drugs
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Starting January 1, 2024, pharmacies must affix fluorescent orange stickers with "DANGER TO CHILDREN / KEEP OUT OF REACH" in black ink to all opioid drugs and Schedule II-V controlled substances
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Commissioner of Consumer Protection must adopt regulations by July 1, 2024 specifying optimal sticker size and font requirements, with interim policies effective by September 1, 2023
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Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services must develop a public awareness campaign by July 1, 2024 on safe storage/disposal of prescription drugs, cannabis, and illegal drugs, and dangers to children
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Campaign must target individuals receiving substance use disorder treatment and those experiencing homelessness, and must continue through at least June 30, 2026
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Safe Storage And Disposal Of Certain Prescription Drugs, Illegal Drugs And Cannabis And Cannabis Products.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/27/2023