ACH submitted comments supporting broader access to over-the-counter preventive products, including contraception, tobacco-cessation medications and breastfeeding supplies. ACH emphasized that expanding availability alone is not enough: these products must also be affordable, covered by insurance and supported by clear, consistent billing and coverage policies. The organization urged federal agencies to address challenges involving Medicaid, 340B pricing and pharmacy arrangements, while providing straightforward guidance for health centers, pharmacies, insurers and patients. ACH also recommended culturally responsive education and outreach to ensure rural, uninsured and underserved communities can understand and access these preventive services.