FL S1992

Creates section 501.2106 establishing that submitting or sponsoring nonmedical solicitations containing drugs or devices without required disclosures constitutes a deceptive and unfair trade practice.

Requires nonmedical solicitations to clearly disclose "This is a paid advertisement for nonmedical services" at the outset and identify the sponsor and service provider.

Prohibits nonmedical solicitations from using terms like "medical alert" or "health alert," displaying government logos implying sponsorship, or falsely claiming product recalls.

Requires advertisements soliciting clients for prescription drug injuries to include warnings against stopping medications without doctor consultation and to disclose that FDA-approved drugs remain approved unless recalled.

Creates section 877.025 effective October 1, 2021, prohibiting unauthorized use or disclosure of protected health information to solicit professional services, with criminal penalties of up to a first-degree misdemeanor or second-degree felony (up to 10 years imprisonment and $10,000-$250,000 fine) for violations involving financial gain.