Contraceptives.
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Majority
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No
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No
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Overview
This bill amends California law to broaden access to various contraceptive methods. It removes restrictions on pharmacists dispensing emergency contraception, over-the-counter contraceptives, and prescription-only contraceptives, aligning existing regulations with those for hormonal contraceptives. The bill also eliminates requirements for notifying primary care providers about contraceptive dispensing and mandates the provision of standardized fact sheets for nonhormonal contraceptives. Finally, it removes specific provisions related to consultation fees for emergency contraception services.
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