Plea questions sanctity of prescriptions generated by doctors employed by e-pharmacies, HC asks Govt to reply
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Responding to a plea that questioned the sanctity of prescriptions generated on phone by medical professionals employed by e pharmacies, the Gujarat high court has now issued a notice to Government and asked them to submit affidavits addressing the contentions in the plea.
The plea questioned several points related to the online sale of medicines at e pharmacy alleging that such sales of schedule H, H1, X drugs stand in violation of the Drugs and Cosmetic Act, 1990
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