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Vermont

SUNucate

Current Status: Enacted

Current Law

SUNucate legislation has been enacted. 2024: Act 98 enacted. Students at public and approved independent schools may possess and use topical, non-aerosol, FDA-regulated sunscreen at school and events. Staff not required to assist.

Comparison to SUNucate

Vermont has adopted core SUNucate concepts, including student possession/use; staff assistance.

Opportunities for Improvement

Adopt youth camp protections; sun-protective clothing; hats and sunglasses; sun-safe education; and a sunscreen sales-tax exemption.

Legislative History

H 538, S 187 (2023-2024) - Enacted via Act 98

Sources

16 V.S.A. § 1389 (Effective: 7/1/2024)

Medical Spa Safety Act

Current Law

Vermont does not have any state laws regulating medical spas. 

Opportunities for Improvement

Vermont would greatly benefit from enacting the Medical Spa Safety Act, which would regulate medical spas and keep medical procedures under the oversight of physicians, along with requiring medical directors to have training on all procedures being performed. The model bill also includes additional staff education requirements, notification to the public if a physician is not on-site and options for mandatory adverse event reporting.

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