Practice of pharmacy; making certain products available without prescription; making certain requirements unlawful. Effective date.

SB 1908 removes the requirement for a prescription to purchase non-narcotic medications, homeopathic treatments, and medical supplies in Oklahoma. It prohibits state agencies, healthcare payers, and others from demanding prescriptions for these items and protects pharmacists from liability when selling them per the law. The bill directly affects patients seeking these products, pharmacists dispensing them, and healthcare payers. It takes effect November 1, 2026, and allows the State Board of Pharmacy to create implementing rules.