Prohibition of Manufacture and Sale of Certain Drugs
The Act prohibits the manufacture and sale of specific categories of drugs to safeguard public health.
Prohibited Drugs:
Adulterated Drugs:
Drugs containing harmful substances or lacking required purity.
Misbranded Drugs:
Drugs with false or misleading labels.
Unapproved New Drugs:
Manufacturing new drugs without approval from the Central Licensing Authority.
Non-Standard Drugs:
Drugs failing to meet prescribed standards under the Act.
Restricted Ingredients:
Drugs containing banned or restricted substances.
Expired Drugs:
Manufacturing or selling drugs beyond expiry dates.
Purpose:
These prohibitions ensure that only safe, effective, and standard-compliant drugs are available to consumers.