Nasal sprays that can reverse an opioid overdose would cost less than some bottles of shampoo in California pharmacies under a bill that is expected to clear the legislature this week.
The measure, which heads back to the Assembly for concurrence after the Senate approved it Tuesday, would be the first in the country to require health insurance companies that cover prescription drugs to also pay for over-the-counter naloxone products, capping out-of-pocket costs at $10.
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