The purpose of this legislation, known as the "End Veterans Overdose Act of 2026," is to ensure that veterans and their caregivers have access to opioid overdose rescue medications, such as naloxone. The aim is to combat the rising issue of opioid overdoses among veterans, providing them with the necessary tools to respond effectively in emergency situations. Key provisions of the law include the requirement for the Secretary of Veterans Affairs to make these medications available without charge and without the need for a prescription at Department of Veterans Affairs pharmacies.