Six Beijing Drug Stores Change Expired Medicines For Free

August 14, 2007 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Health


    Six pharmacies from Beijing say that they will now exchange expired medicines for consumers with new ones.

    The six outlets are Golden Elephant White Pagoda Store, Cachet Yuquanlu Drug Store, Haishengtang Huairong Store, Changping Quancao Drug Store, Shuiyi Yangzhen Drug Store and Beijing Develch No. 3 Store on Xinjiekou Wai Avenue.

    These pharmacies will exchange all expired medicines except those used for injections. In particular, expired medicines produced by Baiyunshan Hehuang Company can be exchanged "one for one", similar medicines made by other companies can be changed with "two for one". All prescription drugs will be changed if the consumer produces a doctor's prescription.


    Rate this page: 1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars5 Stars

    Loading ... Loading ...
    Related News:
  • Beijing To Expand Medical Blacklist On Drugs
  • Beijing Halts Sales Of Ten Medicines
  • Nine Shanghai Drug Stores Asked To Rectify Business
  • SFDA Publishes Report On Adverse Reactions Of Drugs
  • SFDA Exposes 30 Websites Selling Fake Drugs
  • Market Selling Expired Wal-Mart Food In Beijing
  • Beijing To Set Price Limits On Medicine
  • Carrefour Shanghai Store To Be Punished For Selling Expired Pork
  • SFDA Exposes Fake Chinese Medicine Websites
  • Oversight For China's Food And Drug Safety Sector



    • Leave A Comment:



    Inside ChinaCSR.com