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A Closer Look at World Pharma
What does GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) mean and why is it important to you?
What does GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) mean and why is it important to you?
GMP guidelines are not a set of rigid instructions on how to manufacture products. Rather, they are a set of general principles or guidelines that must be complied with during the manufacturing process. So long a company abides by these rules in a manner that garners approval from the ruling drug regulation agency, it is the responsibility of each company to determine for itself the most efficient means of incorporating these guidelines, while minimizing out of pocket expense.
While most countries have adopted some type of formal system designed to regulate product quality in the pharmaceutical industry, not all have officially recognized GMP's as a fundamental component of the production process. Among those who have implemented them, these guidelines are not universal in nature, but can vary based on the legislation of each country. Regardless, the purpose of these guidelines remains the same; to protect the health of consumer. It is worth noting that pharmaceutical companies world-wide incorporate GMP's into their production process as part of their overall quality control program.
What is FDA Approval?
The FDA approval process exists solely to ensure that a drug is suitable for human use and is completely separate from Good Manufacturing Practices, which governs the production of drugs. Therefore, only after a drug has been FDA approved do GMP guidelines become relevant. However, it is important to note that FDA approval only applies to drugs sold within the United States. As mentioned above, each country or group of countries has its own regulatory agency (their own version of the FDA) which oversees the approval process for prescription drugs.
Without a universal regulatory agency in place, it should come as no surprise that the approval or rejection of drugs can vary based on geographical location. For example, trenbolone is a non-approved drug in the U.S., while countries such as France and India have approved it for human use. Therefore, just because the FDA has rejected a certain drug for human use, it does not necessarily mean it is inappropriate or unsafe for use by humans. It is simply the opinion of that particular ruling body. These disagreements are common, resulting in vastly different pharmacopoeias around the globe.
As a consumer of AAS, it is important to understand the difference between FDA approval and GMP approval. Many within the United States misinterpret FDA approval as a measure of product quality, when in reality there is no such correlation between the two. Rather, it is GMP approval which signifies that a drug has been produced under strict quality control guidelines, while drug regulation agencies (such as the FDA) simply determine whether or not a particular drug is permitted for human use in that nation.
World Pharma: A Licensed Pharmacy
World Pharma is a licensed distributer of anabolic steroids and other pharmaceutical-grade medications. All of their products are GMP approved, having been subjected to the strictest quality control measures in their country of origin. These medications are routinely prescribed by doctors and offered at pharmacies all over the world.
World Pharma is a licensed distributer of anabolic steroids and other pharmaceutical-grade medications. All of their products are GMP approved, having been subjected to the strictest quality control measures in their country of origin. These medications are routinely prescribed by doctors and offered at pharmacies all over the world.
At World Pharma, this is something you will never have to contend with. Welcome.
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