Pharmacy Act 1948 The Pharmacy Act 1948 is a significant legislation that has greatly impacted the field of pharmacy in India. Enacted with the aim to regulate the pharmacy profession and ensure the quality safety, and efficacy of medicines, this act has been instrumental in shaping the pharmaceutical Landscape in the country. Under the Pharmacy … Read more
Labelling of packaging of drug The labelling of packaging for drugs serves multiple objectives and holds significant importance in the pharmaceutical industry. It not only provides essential information to healthcare professionals and patients but also ensures compliance with regulatory requirements. In this section, we will explore the objectives, importance, and types of labelling used in … Read more
Manufacture of drugs The manufacture of drugs is a critical process that plays a crucial role in the healthcare industry. From the development of new medications to the production of existing drugs, this process ensures that patients have access to safe and effective treatments. Manufacture in relation to any drugs or cosmetic includes any process … Read more
Import of drugs The import of drugs encompasses the process by which pharmaceutical products are legally brought into a country from abroad. This involves ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines and quality standards, as well as navigating customs procedures and documentation requirements. It means to bring any drugs and cosmetics into India from foreign(any other country). … Read more
Schedule to the drugs and cosmetics Act 1940 The Schedule to the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 plays a crucial role in regulating the manufacturing, distribution, and sale of drugs and cosmetics in India. It serves as a comprehensive reference guide that outlines the categories, definitions, standards, and specifications of various drugs and cosmetics covered … Read more
