OK HB2560

Creates the "Patient Safety in Eye Care Act" requiring valid prescriptions from licensed optometrists for contact lenses and spectacles (excluding over-the-counter glasses), with prescriptions valid for at least 1 year from examination date

Establishes strict requirements for operating eye evaluation kiosks, including FDA approval, HIPAA compliance, ADA accommodations, and mandatory interpretation of all diagnostic data by an optometrist with an established in-person relationship with the patient

Prohibits kiosk-based eye assessments or prescriptions for anyone under 18 years old, and restricts over-the-counter spectacles to uniform focus power between +1.00 and +3.25 diopters per eye

Authorizes the State Department of Health to investigate complaints and impose civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation, with the Attorney General empowered to seek injunctions for enforcement

Allows private individuals harmed by violations to bring civil actions for injunctive relief and monetary damages up to $1,000 per day of violation, plus attorney fees and costs