Rhode Island § 23-25.6-3 § 23-25.6-3. Eligibility criteria.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 23-25.6-3 — § 23-25.6-3. Eligibility criteria.

Rhode Island § 23-25.6-3

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-25.6Pharmaceutical Redistribution Program Act

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-25.6-3 (2026).

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§ 23-25.6-3. Eligibility criteria.
(a) Eligibility criteria for the reception of donated drugs shall prioritize individuals
            who are most in need, do not have insurance, are underinsured, or are reliant on public
            health programs. Redistributors should ensure adequate allocation of donated medications
            for those in prioritized populations. Once the need for these drugs amongst these
            prioritized people is fulfilled, the redistributor can dispense medication to other
            populations reporting financial burden. Redistributed drugs shall not be sold for
            an amount in excess of the price authorized pursuant to § 23-25.6-5(c). 
         
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§ 23-25.6-3. Eligibility criteria.

(a) Eligibility criteria for the reception of donated drugs shall prioritize individuals who are most in need, do not have insurance, are underinsured, or are reliant on public health programs. Redistributors should ensure adequate allocation of donated medications for those in prioritized populations. Once the need for these drugs amongst these prioritized people is fulfilled, the redistributor can dispense medication to other populations reporting financial burden. Redistributed drugs shall not be sold for an amount in excess of the price authorized pursuant to § 23-25.6-5(c).

(b) Donated drugs may be transferred from in-state redistributors to other in-state redistributors or out-of-state redistributors, assuming this transaction is legal in the state of origin and the state of transfer. The donation and redistribution of drugs is not categorized as wholesale distribution and does not warrant licensing as a wholesaler.