Bill > HB362

This bill amends existing Georgia law to allow licensed health practitioners to prescribe albuterol sulfate for schools, and permits pharmacists to fill these prescriptions, aiming to improve student health access. The bill also revises regulations concerning the sale and possession of products containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine, substances often used in the illicit manufacturing of methamphetamine, by updating definitions and requirements for tracking these sales through a real-time electronic logging system, known as "Georgia Meth Watch," to prevent diversion while ensuring legitimate access.