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Falsified Medicines Legislation
Falsified Medicines Legislation,
HPRA Website, My HPRA Logout Falsified Medicines Legislation The European Union (EU) Falsified Medicines Directive amends Directive 2001/83/EC to safeguard public health by protecting the pharmaceutical supply chain from infiltration by falsified (or counterfeit) medicines and introduces new rules to more rigorously regulate the supply chain. The main provisions of the Falsified Medicines
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HPRA - Press Release - Operation Pangea 2015
OPERATION TARGETING
ONLINE FALSIFIED MEDICINES
Over 142,000 units of illegal prescription medicines, sale of
falsified (counterfeit and illegal) medicines where the HPRA, Revenue’s Customs Service, as the Falsified Medicines Directive – Directive
2011/62/EU) that came into force in Ireland in 2013.
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networks behind the sale of counterfeit and illegal medicines via illicit online sales.
Locally, (analgesics), weight loss products as well as anabolic steroids and medicines indicated
for erectile
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Reporting device safety issues for manufacturers, authorised reps, importers, and distributors
or distributor in Ireland suspects that a device presents a serious risk, or is a falsified device, they must, , Authority, HPRA, Ireland, Eire, European Union, Safety & Quality, Medicines, Medical Devices, Blood, , safety and efficacy of medicines available in Ireland and to participate in systems designed to do
Beware of the risks of buying COVID-19 medicines online
Beware of the risks of buying COVID-19 medicines online,
HPRA Website, COVID-19 medicines online We are urging members of the public not to buy medicines online which, or treat COVID-19, such products are illegal or falsified (fake) and could be harmful to your health. Don’t be fooled.
There are no authorised medicines to cure COVID-19 Online vendors who claim their products can prevent or cure COVID-19 are selling illegal or fake medicines. They may