The bill proposes to amend Arkansas law to allow the sale of ivermectin for human use without the need for a prescription or consultation with a healthcare professional. Specifically, it introduces a new section to the Arkansas Code, designated as 20-7-147, which defines "over-the-counter medication" and stipulates that ivermectin suitable for human use can be sold as such in the state.

This legislation aims to make ivermectin more accessible to the public by removing the requirement for a prescription or healthcare consultation, thereby classifying it as an over-the-counter medication. The bill reflects a significant change in the regulation of ivermectin, allowing individuals to purchase it freely without prior medical approval.