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The National Agency for Drugs and Medical Devices in Tunisia has launched an official mechanism that allows citizens and professionals to report suspicious or counterfeit medicines and health products to strengthen oversight and protect public health. The new system aims to enable everyone to submit reports upon noticing abnormal packaging, an unusual appearance, unexpected effects after use, as well as cases of sales outside official channels or suspiciously low prices. Two categories of cases have been identified as targets: licensed medicines that do not meet quality standards, and counterfeit medicines or those bearing misleading information. The system provides three direct methods for submitting reports, including a digital platform and email, with a strong emphasis on protecting the reporter’s identity and data confidentiality. This initiative is part of the authorities’ efforts to ensure the safety of medicines and health products and to respond swiftly when violations are detected.
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