The proposed bill establishes a new section, 381.9811, titled the "Medical Spa Prescription Drug Oversight Act," which mandates the licensure of medical spas that prepare, handle, store, administer, dispense, or distribute prescription medications. The bill outlines specific definitions, including what constitutes a medical spa and the responsibilities of a designated "responsible person" who must be a licensed healthcare provider. It requires the Board of Pharmacy to maintain a public database of licensed medical spas, detailing their names, addresses, and the responsible person's information. Additionally, the bill sets forth requirements for the storage and security of prescription medications, as well as protocols for notifying the board of any serious adverse events.

Furthermore, the bill stipulates that licensed medical spas are considered dispensers and must comply with federal regulations regarding prescription medications. It prohibits medical spas from acquiring certain prescription medications from unauthorized sources and outlines penalties for non-compliance, including fines and potential license revocation. The legislation also addresses deceptive trade practices related to the misrepresentation of prescription medications and empowers the board to investigate violations and enforce compliance. The board is tasked with adopting rules to implement these provisions within six months of the bill's enactment.