WI SB734

Requires physicians prescribing abortion-inducing drugs to schedule a follow-up visit within 7 days and provide patients with a catch kit and medical waste bag for collecting and returning remains for proper disposal

Makes manufacturers of abortion-inducing drugs responsible for proper disposal and mitigation of endocrine disruptors released through improper disposal, including from pathological waste

Subjects manufacturers to Wisconsin's "spills law" requirements if endocrine disruptors from improper disposal are detected in wastewater, including notification to DNR, environmental restoration, and minimizing harmful effects

Requires the Department of Natural Resources to mandate regular endocrine disruptor testing at wastewater treatment plants and may assist operators in developing testing capacity

Violations of manufacturer disposal requirements carry forfeitures up to $20,000 per violation; violations of physician prescribing requirements remain a Class I felony; effective date is May 1, 2026