Arizona HB 2199: prescription drugs; advertising; requirements
Status: House Second Reading (as of 2025-01-22)
State: Arizona · Session: 57th-1st-regular · Bill: HB 2199
Sponsors: Nick Kupper, Beverly Pingerelli, Cesar Aguilar, Chris Lopez, David Marshall, Sr., John Gillette, Julie Willoughby, Justin Wilmeth, Leo Biasiucci, Lisa Fink, Lupe Diaz, Matt Gress, Michael Way, Michele Peña, Quang H Nguyen, Rachel Keshel, Ralph Heap, Stephanie Simacek
Bill Text
HB2199 - 571R - I Ver REFERENCE TITLE: prescription drugs; advertising; requirements State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-seventh Legislature First Regular Session 2025 HB 2199 Introduced by Representatives Kupper: Aguilar, Biasiucci, Diaz, Fink, Gillette, Gress, Heap, Keshel, Lopez, Marshall, Nguyen, Pe�a, Pingerelli, Simacek, Way, Willoughby, Wilmeth AN ACT Amending title 32, chapter 18, article 3, Arizona Revised Statutes, by adding section 32-1962.01; relating to the Arizona state board of pharmacy. (TEXT OF BILL BEGINS ON NEXT PAGE) Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona: Section 1. Title 32, chapter 18, article 3, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding section 32-1962.01, to read: START_STATUTE32-1962.01. Prescription drugs; nonprescription drugs; advertisements; requirements for major statement; definition A. Any advertisement in this state for a human prescription drug or nonprescription drug that is in a television or radio format or on the internet must meet the following requirements relating to the major statement: 1. The audio information must be presented in the same volume, articulation and pacing used in the rest of the advertisement. 2. The advertisement may not include audio or visual elements, alone or in combination, that are likely to interfere with a person's understanding of the major statement. B. For the purposes of this section, "major statement" means the information relating to the major side effects and contraindications of the prescription drug. END_STATUTE
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