Bulgarian pharmacies inspection reveals serious infringements
This article was originally published in SRA
Executive Summary
Pharmacies are operating without licences and are in frequent breach of dispensation conditions. In short, this is the summary of a recent inspection that the Bulgarian medicines agency (BDA) carried out in 48 pharmacies across the country. The inspections took place in July, late September and early October 2008.
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