This bill aims to provide legal immunity from liability for injuries or deaths resulting from the use of donated menstrual products. It stipulates that individuals, manufacturers, or distributors who donate menstrual products in good faith to nonprofit organizations will not be held civilly or criminally liable for the condition of those products, as long as they are apparently usable. Similarly, nonprofit organizations receiving these products will also be protected from liability under the same conditions. However, this immunity does not extend to cases of gross negligence or intentional misconduct that lead to harm.

Additionally, the bill defines key terms related to menstrual products. It clarifies that "apparently usable" refers to products that meet all applicable quality and labeling standards, regardless of their marketability. The term "menstrual product" encompasses a range of items, including sanitary napkins, tampons, liners, cups, and menstrual underwear. This legislation is designed to encourage the donation of menstrual products to those in need while ensuring that donors and organizations are protected from potential legal repercussions.