The Sharp Edges Are Gone. The Blueprint Remains

The amendments to SB26-066 have made positive changes, removing many of the operationally impossible portions of the original bill.

Even with these amendments, we still strongly oppose SB26-066.

Here is why:

This bill used to be about safety, but now it's about setting a precedent.

It's the first Colorado law to single out one specific category of compounded medicine and route enforcement outside the Board of Pharmacy and to the attorney general.

This creates a legislative template.

If this structure becomes law, it paves an easy path for future legislation to target other compounded therapies without the same expert oversight we rely on today.

They want to stand on this bill when they return to fight us once again in the future.

The House Is The Last Stop

SB26-066 has passed the Senate and will now go before the Colorado House of Representatives Health & Human Services Committee.

We are asking for your help for what we hope is one more time to ensure this precedent is not set in Colorado statute. The House is the final opportunity to stop this bill.

What You Can Do Now

Please fill out the form on this page to quickly send a message to your State House Representative. It takes less than a minute, and it is the most powerful tool we have to protect the future of personalized medicine in Colorado.

If you have some extra time, please feel free to add your own story or a personalized message for your representative.