North Carolina H592 prohibits the manufacture, sale, and distribution of intravenous solution containers and tubing containing intentionally added.

The Toxic-Free Medical Devices Act of 2025 in North Carolina prohibits the manufacture, sale, and distribution of intravenous solution containers and tubing made with intentionally added DEHP, a chemical linked to health risks. The ban on containers takes effect January 1, 2030, and on tubing January 1, 2035. The act also prohibits replacing DEHP with other ortho-phthalates in medical devices. Exemptions include human blood collection and storage bags and apheresis and cell therapy blood kits and bags. The act allows for administrative penalties for violations.

North Carolina H592 prohibits the manufacture, sale, and distribution of intravenous solution containers and tubing containing intentionally added.

The Toxic-Free Medical Devices Act of 2025 in North Carolina prohibits the manufacture, sale, and distribution of intravenous solution containers and tubing made with intentionally added DEHP, a chemical linked to health risks. The ban on containers takes effect January 1, 2030, and on tubing January 1, 2035. The act also prohibits replacing DEHP with other ortho-phthalates in medical devices. Exemptions include human blood collection and storage bags and apheresis and cell therapy blood kits and bags. The act allows for administrative penalties for violations.