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Private Pharmacies Union Urges Price Standards
The Private Pharmacies Syndicate in Tunisia has called for a review of medication prices to be based on clear and transparent criteria that consider citizens' purchasing power and the continued availability of medicines. The syndicate reaffirmed its rejection of any price increases without an mechanism that relies on indicators such as the prices of raw materials and currency exchange rates, while ensuring a balance between providing medicines and protecting the sustainability of pharmacies. This statement came after a notification from the Central Pharmacy regarding a review of approximately 300 medications, during which pharmacists were unaware of the decision in advance. The notification also emphasized that pharmacists are legally obliged to apply the official prices once they are published and do not have the authority to modify them.
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