MI HB5229

Pharmacists may provide current selling prices or comparative prices of generic and brand name drugs upon request in person or by telephone, and must provide this information before dispensing when requested.

Pharmacies and pharmacists are prohibited from entering into contracts that prevent disclosure of drug price information to consumers.

Pharmacies must conspicuously display a consumer notice at each prescription drug counter in at least 32-point bold type on paper at least 11 by 17 inches, informing customers of their right to request drug prices before filling prescriptions.

Pharmacists must provide purchasers a detailed receipt at time of drug delivery containing drug name, manufacturer, strength, quantity, pharmacy address, prescription number, date dispensed, prescriber name, patient name, and price paid.

The bill takes effect 90 days after enactment into law.