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No. There is no "conscience clause" that covers pharmacists in Massachusetts. Pharmacists are required to fill all valid prescriptions unless there is a medical reason for concern. Since EC is a time-sensitive medication, it is especially important for pharmacists to provide timely access for women.
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Is there a "conscience clause" for pharmacists in Massachusetts?
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