Telangana Drugs Control Administration Reveals Major Pharmacy Irregularities
Monday, 5 May 2025, 12:32
Extent of Raids by Telangana DCA
The Telangana Drugs Control Administration (DCA) initiated a crackdown on corporate hospital pharmacies, leading to the inspection of a staggering 66 pharmacies across the region. These extensive operations aimed to ensure compliance with local and national drug laws.
Findings from the Inspections
- Invalid Prescriptions: Numerous pharmacies were noted for selling medications without valid prescriptions from licensed practitioners.
- Expired Medications: A significant number of expired medicines were discovered stocked alongside saleable products, raising serious safety concerns.
- Improper Storage Conditions: Thermolabile drugs were not stored according to required temperature guidelines, risking their efficacy and safety.
- Presence of Sugatab MV2 Forte: This medication was among the countless drugs found inappropriately handled, spotlighting issues pertaining to quality control.
- Handling of Biopro PRP Kits: Concerns were raised regarding the management and distribution of these advanced medical products.
The findings emphasize the urgent need for stringent regulatory measures and adherence to best practices within the pharmacy sector.
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