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Wholesale of Drugs

Definition of Wholesale of Drugs

  • Wholesale: The business of selling drugs in large quantities, typically to pharmacies, hospitals, or other retailers, rather than directly to the end consumer.

Licensing Requirements:

Wholesale License:

  • Necessary for engaging in the wholesale distribution of drugs.

  • Types of Wholesale Licenses:

  • License A: For general wholesale of all types of drugs.

  • License B: For the wholesale of specific categories, such as Schedule H or Schedule X drugs.

Application Process:

  • Submission of prescribed forms along with necessary documentation (e.g., premises details, qualifications of proprietor, etc.).

  • Verification by local authorities to ensure compliance with the Act.

Conditions for License:

  • Storage Facilities: Must have adequate and secure storage to maintain drug quality.

  • Record-Keeping: Detailed records of all transactions must be maintained for inspection purposes.

  • Location: Must be situated in an approved area, typically away from residential zones to prevent unauthorized access.


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