New York A06713 mandates pharmacies to disclose the retail price of prescriptions to customers before purchase.
New York A06713 amends the public health law and education law to require pharmacies to provide customers with the retail price of prescription drugs, before insurance, in writing and electronically prior to purchase. This applies to all new prescriptions written after the bill's effective date, with an exception for those written before the bill's enactment if customers request the price information. The retail price is defined as the price at which a drug is sold, regardless of the cost an individual would pay after pharmaceutical insurance pricing is calculated.
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