Egyptian Drug Authority warns of fake market medicines
The Egyptian Drug Authority issued official warnings regarding the withdrawal and the circulation of counterfeit or non-compliant medicines from a well-known group, including antibiotics, asthma medications, and drugs for stomach ulcers and dizziness, during May 2026. The warning covered medicines such as "Bampeedil," "Flumox," "Gerdustop," "Microserc," "Hair Plus Back Lotion," and "Danset." Authorities emphasized the urgent need to stop distributing these non-compliant products to ensure patient safety. The agency reaffirmed that the distribution of unidentified source medicines poses health risks and urged pharmacies to cease the distribution of these specific formulations immediately and to retain them.
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