Which act would require the DoD and the Department of Veterans Affairs to only purchase US-made drugs and vaccines?

• A. Dispenser Privacy Act
• B. Securing America's Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Act
• C. Pharmaceutical Independence Long-Term Readiness Reform Act
• D. Reverse Logistics Provider

Answer: (C)

The main concept tested is ensuring federal drug procurement prioritizes U.S.-made products to improve readiness and supply-chain resilience. The act described as Pharmaceutical Independence Long-Term Readiness Reform Act would drive that policy by explicitly tying DoD and VA purchases to domestically produced drugs and vaccines, aligning with a domestic-sourcing and national-security mindset. The other options don’t set a domestic-purchase requirement: one focuses on patient privacy protections, another on overall supply-chain security without mandating U.S.-made products, and the last concerns logistics of returns rather than procurement rules. Therefore, this act best fits the idea of requiring U.S.-made drugs and vaccines for these agencies.