NPPA asks for Price Movement details of Orthopedic Implants
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National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) to tighten its control on Device Manufacturers.
It all began with a letter from NPPA pointing out to rumours of orthopaedic implants being sold at exorbitant prices with high profit/trade margin. It pointed out to Para 20 of DPCO,2013 saying that manufacturers/ importer/distributor is allowed to increase the MRP of a non-scheduled drug not more than 10% in a year and if they do, the entire increased amount along with interest has to be deposited and penalty shall be imposed. Further it asked manufacturers/importers to issue a price list and supplementary list and not to charge more than the mentioned prices either in the list or on the label, whichever is less.
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