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Relating to epinephrine; to expand the type of approved epinephrine to include any Food and Drug Administration approved form of single-dose premeasured epinephrine.

Alabama SB 351 2026
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Primary Sponsor
April Weaver

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Source AgencyAlabama Legislature
Last Updated2026-08-10
Last Verified2026-10-14
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Summary

Expands the definition of approved epinephrine for school and entity stocking to include all FDA-approved premeasured delivery systems, including nasal sprays.

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Core Patient Populations

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Patients who rely on timely access to emergency epinephrine.

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Legislative Timeline

Legislative Session2026 Regular Session
Introduced2026-03-10
CommitteeSenate Healthcare Committee

Votes & Legislative History

Legislative History & Resources

Committee HistoryFirst Read 10-Mar-26; Referred to Healthcare.
Legislative HistoryIntroduced in Senate; Referred to Committee.

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Checked 10/31/2026 Source Active Education

Student Self-Carry Law

An Act To Authorize Certain School Children To Carry Emergency Medication on Their Persons

Requires schools to have policies allowing students to possess and self-administer asthma inhalers and epinephrine auto-injectors with proper medical and parental authorization.

Maine 20-A M.R.S. § 254(5)(C)
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Signed Into Law
Epinephrine AccessEnacted
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Checked 10/31/2026 Unrelated Link Child Care

Early Learning Center Epinephrine Law

Louisiana Revised Statute 17:436.3

Authorizes early learning centers to maintain a supply of auto-injectable epinephrine and requires at least one trained employee to be on-site to administer it under a physician's standing protocol.

Louisiana La. R.S. 17:436.3
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Signed Into Law
Epinephrine AccessEnacted
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Act 657 Emergency Medications

Louisiana Revised Statute 40:1146

Allows 'qualified entities,' including licensed early learning centers, to maintain a stock supply of life-saving medications including epinephrine and albuterol under statewide standing orders.

Louisiana La. R.S. 40:1146
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