Minnesota HF1103 modifies medication repository program procedures and appropriates funds.

Minnesota HF1103 amends the medication repository program by updating standards and procedures for accepting donations of drugs and supplies. It specifies that drugs must have an expiration date at least six months from the donation date, be in original, unopened, tamper-evident packaging, and not be controlled substances. Medical supplies must be unopened, sealed, and not show signs of tampering or misbranding. The bill also mandates that repositories maintain detailed inventories of all donated drugs and supplies.

Minnesota HF1103 modifies medication repository program procedures and appropriates funds.

Minnesota HF1103 amends the medication repository program by updating standards and procedures for accepting donations of drugs and supplies. It specifies that drugs must have an expiration date at least six months from the donation date, be in original, unopened, tamper-evident packaging, and not be controlled substances. Medical supplies must be unopened, sealed, and not show signs of tampering or misbranding. The bill also mandates that repositories maintain detailed inventories of all donated drugs and supplies.