Fuzzy Laws Complicate Tighter Indian Online Pharmacy Rules
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
The Maharashtra FDA has been sued by a few online pharmacies that claimed to have followed proper procedures in shipping products for valid prescriptions. Under pressure from international agencies, the central regulatory agency is calling a meeting to prevent online pharmacies from sending out products. But vague laws make it complicated.
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