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Why Drug Prices Won t Increase This Year

The government has been stringent with pricing changes. Prices of 651 essential medicines came down from April 1, 2023 by 6.73 per cent with the government capping ceiling prices of these drugs.

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Chemists body seek ban on e-pharmacies, writes to BJP president - News Healthcare

Chemists body seek ban on e-pharmacies, writes to BJP president - News Healthcare
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India s retail chemists ask BJP to include the banning of e-pharmacies in its manifesto

AIOCD said that the online medicine business poses a serious threat to public health, serving as a gateway for counterfeit medications in the country. "We ve provided a detailed memorandum outlining these concerns. Allowing it to continue could lead to the monopolisation by big corporations and chains. In the interest of public health and to protect the younger generation from drug abuse, the Government of India should ban E-Pharmacies nationwide," the letter said.

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Mankind counters objections raised by chemists body on supplement ad

Mankind Pharma, ranked as the fourth largest pharmaceutical company in the country, has responded to objections raised by a retail chemists association regarding its advertisement for the vitamin supplement, HealthOK. The All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD) had requested the withdrawal of the advertisement, alleging that it implies non-vegetarians are healthier due to its portrayal of actor Ranveer Singh. In a letter dated February 13th, Mankind Pharma addressed the concerns raised by the AIOCD.

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All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists seeks withdrawal of health supplement ad featuring Ranveer Singh : Bollywood News

All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists seeks withdrawal of health supplement ad featuring Ranveer Singh : Bollywood News
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