The prescription charge is euro1.50 for each item that is dispensed under the medical card scheme for those with an income under a designated threshold, up to a maximum of eur15 per month per person or family. For people aged over 70, the prescription charge is eur1 per item, up to a maximum of eur10 per month per person or family. Some persons with certain medical conditions have a full exemption from co-payments under the Long Term Illness scheme. There is a limit on the Drug Payment Scheme (DPS) per family (who do not have the income or needs assessed medical card) where there is a cap on co-payments of eur80 per month. A range of dental services are provided under the Redress for Women Resident in Certain Institutions (RWRCI) Act 2015. People contracted Hepatitis C from the administration within the State of contaminated blood or blood products are also provided with dental services. The Dental Treatment Benefit Scheme is provided to insured workers, the self-employed, and retired people who have the required number of social insurance contributions. It provides an annual oral examination and a payment of eur42 towards either a scale and polish or periodontal treatment.