The Director General of Pharmaceutical Products at the Food and Drug Organization announced the issuance of new regulations for the provision and supply of medications not included in the official list of drugs in the country. According to these regulations, suppliers are required to offer these medications with the identification and approved prices registered in the T-Tak system at designated pharmacies.
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Provision of Non-Officially Listed Medications at Approved Prices in Authorized Pharmacies
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October 27, 2026
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The Iranian Food and Drug Organization has introduced new regulations for the supply of non-officially listed medications, mandating that suppliers provide these drugs at approved prices in specific pharmacies. This move aims to regulate the market and ensure proper pricing for medications that are not part of the official list.
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