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Medicines with over 12% alcohol can no longer be sold without prescription: Govt
In a new regulatory change, medications with alcohol content exceeding twelve percent will require a prescription from a doctor. This decision treats these products like standard prescription drugs, compelling manufacturers to obtain the necessary licenses. Furthermore, pharmacies are now tasked with rigorous record-keeping to mitigate potential abuse and ensure that genuine medical use is preserved under enhanced scrutiny.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Medicines with over 12% alcohol can no longer be sold without prescription: Govt
In a new regulatory change, medications with alcohol content exceeding twelve percent will require a prescription from a doctor. This decision treats these products like standard…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Health Ministry tightens norms for high alcohol-containing drugs to prevent misuse
Health Ministry enforces stricter regulations on high alcohol-containing drugs to prevent misuse and ensure prescription-only sales.
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newsbytesapp.com
India changes rules for alcohol-based cough syrups, oral medicines
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thehindu.com
Govt. amends rules to strengthen regulation of drug formulations with high alcohol content
Government tightens regulations on high alcohol drug formulations, requiring prescriptions and licenses to prevent misuse and ensure public health