WI SB987

Expands Wisconsin's drug repository program to allow any person licensed to possess drugs (including out-of-state entities) to donate and receive prescription, nonprescription, and investigational drugs, replacing the current system limited to pharmacies and medical facilities

Establishes patient eligibility criteria directly in statute: individuals who are indigent, uninsured, underinsured, or enrolled in public health benefits programs have priority, with other patients eligible if no need is identified among priority groups

Permits for-profit recipients to charge handling fees up to their actual costs (including shipping, labor, storage, technology, and education) and explicitly prohibits any other fee limitations

Sets statutory requirements for drug acceptance, storage, labeling, and recordkeeping, including 6-year record retention, tamper-evident packaging standards, and temperature control monitoring for drugs requiring non-room-temperature storage

Allows recipients to substitute therapeutically equivalent drugs, interchangeable biological products, or different drug forms (tablets/capsules) and permits Wisconsin residents to receive donated drugs from out-of-state drug repository programs