Products that are security printed are considered a little more expensive than average product in the market? Isn’t?
The blister foil with security printing is a new way to sell products. It is a type of packaging that helps to prevent counterfeiting and also provides a way to track the product’s authenticity.
This is safe and user friendly and ideal for all types of pharmaceutical wraps such as tablets and capsules. This packaging is more popular in the market because of its benefits.
Jordan’s drug industry is one of the most advanced in the region, importing and manufacturing generic pharmaceutical products to serve hospitals and pharmacies across the kingdom. But counterfeit drugs are becoming a growing concern, with an estimated 25% of medicines on the market being fake.
Latest technology has become both blessing and a curse in times like such. Where countless industries like Pharma, Electronics, Automobiles and many more are waging a war against Counterfeiters, the Counterfeiters has leveraged the power of technology for their own malicious use.
There’s no hiding away from the fact, that the rise of Counterfeit medicines in pharmaceuticals has globally impacted the industry. The adverse effects of fake medicines haven’t only left a scare on legitimate global drug suppliers but also the consumers.
In recent times, medicines packages and wrappers come up with shining stickers. Everyone notices this feature while buying medicines from a chemist shop.
Manufacturers have not used these labels to provide a great look to their manufactured products. Rather all these unique stickers are there for protecting the quality of the product.
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Are you sure about the authenticity of medicines you buy online or from a local shop? Do you know how to ensure that the medicines you are buying are real?
The implications of fake drugs or medicines could be lethal as there is a nexus operating in the market which manufactures fake drugs and packs them exactly similar to the original ones. Well, here is something for you: (more…)
Counterfeit medicines are the fake/fraud medicines which might contain adulterated or wrong ingredients or in low concentration or might not even contain any active ingredient. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines “Substandard / Spurious / Falsely labeled/ Falsified / Counterfeit (SSFFC) medical products” as medical products that are outside of specifications, which includes intentional, reckless or negligent errors, false packaging, and those intended to deliberately deceive and imitate a genuine product (WHO, n.d.).
