Illinois SB1907 aims to increase competition and lower prices in the generic prescription drug market.
SB1907, known as the Access to Prescription Drugs Act, allows any State agency to form partnerships to produce or distribute generic prescription drugs. These partnerships aim to make generic drugs widely available to public and private purchasers, providers, suppliers, and pharmacies. The bill prioritizes generic drugs for chronic and high-cost conditions and considers those that can be delivered through mail order.
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