TABLE 1—

Restrictions on Nonprescription Sale of Syringes and Authorization of Syringe Service Programs, by State

	State Restrictions on NPSS
State	Maximum Quantity of Syringes	Minimum Age, Years	Provide Information on Drug Addiction and Safe Disposal	Transaction Records	Dispensed by Pharmacist	Legitimate Medical Use	Other	Explicitly Authorizes SSPs
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California	30	≥ 18	X					Authorizes
Colorado								Authorizes
Connecticut	10							Authorizes
Delaware		≥ 18						Authorizes
Florida		≥ 18					Xa
District of Columbia				X				Authorizes
Georgia					X	X
Hawaii			X					Authorizes
Idaho
Illinois	20	≥ 18						Authorizes (certain locations)
Indiana		≥ 18		X	X		Xb
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky				X
Louisiana
Maine		≥ 18			X			Authorizes
Maryland					X	X	Xc	Authorizes (certain locations)
Massachusetts		≥ 18			X			Authorizes
Michigan
Minnesota	10
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada								Authorizes
New Hampshire	10	≥ 18	X
New Jersey	10	≥ 18	X					Authorizes
New Mexico								Authorizes
New York	10	≥ 18						Authorizes
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania								Authorizes (certain locations)
Rhode Island			X					Authorizes
South Carolina				X	X	X
South Dakota
Tennessee						X
Texas
Utah
Vermont								Authorizes
Virginia		≥ 16		X		X
Washington						X		Authorizes (certain locations)
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

Note. NPSS = nonprescription sale of syringes; SSP = syringe service programs.

^aSome Florida counties prohibit NPSS.

^bVolume restrictions on concurrent opioids in Indiana.

^cProper identification required in Maryland.