Effective October 22, 2016, NYS pharmacies must distribute a handout, developed by New York State, which includes the dangers of misuse and risk for addiction, warning signs for addiction, alcohol and drug addiction treatment resources, and safe disposal guidelines with all dispensed controlled substances. It is required under Mental Hygiene Law §19.09(j).
https://www.health.ny.gov/publications/12022.pdf

In 2000, the New York State Legislature changed the Public Health Law to authorize a demonstration program to expand access to sterile hypodermic needles and syringes. This is a public health measure to prevent blood borne diseases, most notably HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B and hepatitis C. The Expanded Syringe Access Program became effective January 1, 2001 and as of the summer of 2009, became a permanent program.
ESAP Safety Insert (English)
ESAP Safety Insert (Spanish)

Every pharmacy shall compile a drug retail price list, which shall contain the names of the drugs on the list provided by the board, the pharmacy's corresponding retail prices for each drug. Every pharmacy shall update its drug retail list at least weekly and provide the time and date that the list was updated. Every pharmacy shall provide the drug retail price list to any person upon request.
Drug Retail Price List (December 2025)
Pharmacies shall have a sign notifying people of the availability of the drug retail price list, conspicuously posted at or adjacent to the place in the pharmacy where prescriptions are presented for compounding and dispensing, in the waiting area for customers, or in the area where prescribed drugs are delivered.
Drug Retail Price List Available

Every pharmacy registered pursuant to NYS Education Law Section 6808(2), and other retailers that sell drugs, including veterinary offices, must conspicuously display the Department's "Proper Disposal of Pharmaceuticals" notice as required under New York's Drug Management and Disposal Act of 2008.
Do Not Flush Poster

When administering an immunization in a pharmacy, the licensed pharmacist shall provide an area for the immunization that provides for a patient's privacy. The privacy area should include a posting of the most current "Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule" and education materials on influenza vaccinations for children.
ACIP Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule
The Flu: A Guide for Parents (Alternate languages)
Protect your kids from the flu!

The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act requires a healthcare professional to provide a copy of the current VIS to an adult patient or to a child’s parent/legal representative before vaccinating an adult or child.
Vaccine Information Statements (VISs)