Licensed regulatory pharmacist service for companies that import, store, distribute or commercialize medicines in Costa Rica. Mandatory requirement of the College of Pharmacists.
Costa Rican regulations require any company that imports, stores, distributes or commercializes medicines to have a licensed regulatory pharmacist registered with the Costa Rican College of Pharmacists. This professional is responsible for the technical-pharmaceutical compliance of the operation and represents the company before sanitary authorities in pharmaceutical matters.
Concrete results for your regulatory operations in Costa Rica.
Professional registered and current with the Costa Rican College of Pharmacists.
Mandatory requirement covered without hiring a dedicated professional.
Pharmaceutical operation in accordance with current GDPs.
Operational system and reports to the Ministry of Health.
Management in accordance with psychotropics and narcotics regulations.
Service integrated with distribution or independently for small companies.
Many small or new companies have difficulty hiring a full-time regulatory pharmacist. Saluvexis has an internal licensed pharmacist and can offer this service under flexible modalities, per the terms defined by the Costa Rican College of Pharmacists.
Saluvexis covers the regulatory pharmacist requirement without the company having to hire a dedicated one. Legal compliance with the advantage of a partner who can also distribute and register your products.
Any company that imports, stores, distributes or commercializes medicines in Costa Rica must have a licensed regulatory pharmacist registered with the College of Pharmacists. This applies to drug warehouses, distributors, pharmacies and medicine representatives.
Yes. Saluvexis's licensed regulatory pharmacist can act as pharmacist for third-party companies under terms defined by the College of Pharmacists. This allows small or new companies to meet the requirement without hiring a dedicated professional.
The regulatory pharmacist is responsible for the technical-pharmaceutical compliance of the operation: product verification, Good Distribution Practices compliance, pharmacovigilance, controlled medicine management and compliance before the College of Pharmacists and Ministry of Health.
Yes. The Saluvexis pharmacist operates the National Pharmacovigilance System for products under their responsibility, including adverse event reports to the Ministry of Health and the manufacturer.
Active distribution of class I-IV devices with integrated sanitary registration.
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Distribution of pharmaceutical products with licensed regulatory pharmacist.
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Specialized formulas for hospitals: renal, hepatic, immune support.
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Active participation in SICOP tenders for the Costa Rican Social Security Fund.
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Direct supply to CIMA, Metropolitano, Clínica Bíblica and Hospital La Católica.
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Integrated entry to the Costa Rican market under a single local contract.
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