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Counterfeit Drug

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Counterfeit Drug
A formulation sold or marketed as if it were a particular proprietary substance produced by a particular manufacturer with specified ingredients, which it may or may not contain

counterfeit drug
Pharmacology A formulation sold or marketed as if it were a particular proprietary substance produced by a particular manufacturer with specified ingredients, which it may or may not, in fact, contain. See Generic drug, Proprietary drug.


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Because of the sophistication of the counterfeit drug mafia, it is increasingly difficult to differentiate between original and counterfeit drugs.
It's very difficult to determine whether a Web site represents an authentic pharmacy or a counterfeit drug pharmacy.
Bian pledged China would work jointly with other countries to combat counterfeit drugs and called for overseas authorities to notify Beijing of any fake or substandard pharmaceuticals suspected to have been made in China.
 
 
 
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