MI HB6527

Requires pharmacies to provide in-stock contraceptives to individuals without delay and offer options (referral to another pharmacy or expedited ordering) if contraceptives are not in stock.

Prohibits pharmacy employees from intimidating, threatening, harassing, interfering with, or obstructing contraceptive requests; misrepresenting contraceptive availability or mechanism of action; breaching medical confidentiality; or refusing to return unfilled valid prescriptions.

Allows pharmacies to refuse contraceptive provision only if: a valid prescription is required but not provided, the individual cannot pay, or a pharmacist refuses based on professional clinical judgment.

Mandates that pharmacies stock and make available over-the-counter emergency contraception for purchase without a prescription in accordance with FDA protocol.

Permits individuals harmed by violations to bring civil actions against pharmacies for actual and punitive damages, injunctive relief, and attorney fees; effective 90 days after enactment.