SB 1008 Arizona Senate · 57th Legislature - First Regular Session

eyeglasses; prescriptions

SB 1008 extends the validity period for eyeglass prescriptions in Arizona from the current standard to two years, unless a prescribing physician or optometrist specifies a shorter duration due to a patient's age or specific medical/ocular condition. The bill directly affects individuals needing eyeglasses (excluding contact lenses) and the healthcare providers who issue these prescriptions. Key provisions standardize the two-year validity period across all relevant Arizona statutes, with exceptions only for medically necessary shortening, ensuring prescriptions remain usable longer without requiring frequent re-evaluations.
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Introduced Dec 10, 2024 Last action Jan 15, 2025
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