Ordinance
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Art. 49 Import of non-authorised ready-to-use medicinal products by professionals
1 A medical professional who has a cantonal dispensing licence may import small quantities of a ready-to-use human medicinal product that is not authorised in Switzerland provided:
2 Treating physicians with a cantonal professional licence may import small quantities of ready-to-use human medicinal products that are not authorised in Switzerland if:
3 Pharmacists with pharmaceutical responsibility in a hospital pharmacy may import small quantities of ready-to-use human medicinal products to supply their own customers if the conditions in paragraph 1 letters b and c or the conditions in paragraph 1 letter c and 2 letters a and b are fulfilled. 4 Medical professionals as described in Article 25 paragraph 1 letters b and c TPA who have a cantonal professional licence may import small quantities of non-prescription ready-to-use human medicinal products that are not authorised in Switzerland under the terms of their dispensing licence provided the conditions in paragraph 1 are fulfilled. 5 Prior to import, importing persons must check in each case whether the relevant requirements in paragraphs 1–4 are met and ensure that the medicinal products are transported in conformity with the GDP rules described in Annex 4. 6 They must keep a record of the check described in paragraph 5 and of the time when the check was carried out and the import took place, and the nature, number and intended use of the imported human medicinal products. 7 The import of medicinal products for animals by veterinarians is subject to Articles 7‒7d of the Veterinary Medicinal Products Ordinance of 18 August 200415.16 16 Amended by No III 2 of the O of 3 June 2022, in force since 1 July 2022 (AS 2022 349). |