Beijing To Set Price Limits On Medicine
May 19, 2006 |
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Beijing Municipal Commission of Development and Reform has set an upper limit for the retail price of 27 kinds of medicines.
The 27 medicines include 20 western medicines and seven traditional Chinese medicines like Milian Chuanbei Pipa Gao (Honeyed Chuanbei Loquat Ointment).
The price limit on the 27 medicines will start from May 23.
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