UT SB0261

Expands the list of prescription drugs pharmacists may prescribe to include vaccines and epinephrine, in addition to existing items like HIV prophylaxis, hormonal contraceptives, smoking cessation drugs, naloxone, and fluoride

Permits online sales of pseudoephedrine by retail distributors, expanding from the previous requirement of direct in-store or face-to-face transactions only

Requires the Division of Professional Licensing and Board of Pharmacy to approve and implement a free, real-time electronic tracking system to monitor pseudoephedrine sales, including online purchases, with stop-sale alerts for transactions that would violate purchase limits

Amends the definition of collaborative pharmacy practice agreements to explicitly include "initiating therapy" as a permitted function for pharmacists working under such agreements with practitioners

Takes effect May 6, 2026, with no money appropriated