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Yes, I would avoid them too. Compounded with corruption and other issues, pharmaceutical plants are regulated at a state level and the regulations vary widely.
by bongoman42 2y ago
Yes, I would avoid them too. Compounded with corruption and other issues, pharmaceutical plants are regulated at a state level and the regulations vary widely. In some states, like Gujarat, the minimum level for the active ingredient to be be present in a drug is 0%. You can be getting a placebo and not be able to do anything against them because it is fully legal. From people I know in the business, it is quite common to have very large variations in active ingredients in a compound and blatant disregard for safety norms. Largely though, the poorer quality drugs are sent to African countries and higher quality end up in Western markets.
- Neonlicht 2y agoIf a war happens that cuts off Europe from the factories in Asia I wonder how long the supplies last? I'm actually not at all an isolationist. I love trade. But there are certain things a sovereign nation should not outsource. We had a warning with COVID about this but apparently saving money is more important.