Ministry of Health and Social Protection of Colombia
https://www.minsalud.gov.co/English/Paginas/inicio.aspx
The National Institute of Drug and Food Surveillance (INVIMA)
Yes
Class A: Over the counter Pain Killers.
Class B: Prescription Antibiotics.
Class C: High risk Medications like immunosuppressants.
Pharmaceuticals and medical devices go through a rigorous testing procedure to make sure they are safe and effective for usage. Numerous significant components are tested in these examinations, such as toxicity studies, performance, stability, and biocompatibility.
Foreign testing data is typically accepted in Colombia, however there may be extra requirements like validation and translation. Notably, Colombia frequently accepts testing results from nations like the United States (US) and the European Union (EU).
It is important that medications and medical devices in Colombia provide all relevant information on their labels. This contains the name of the product, the manufacturer’s information, usage guidelines, crucial safety advice, and regulatory data. For users to communicate and comprehend this information effectively, it must be offered in both Spanish and the local tongue.
Before they can register their products in Colombia, producers and importers of pharmaceuticals or medical devices must first get an establishment license from the Instituto Nacional de Vigilancia de Medicamentos y Alimentos (INVIMA). Obtaining this license is a crucial step in making sure that good manufacturing practices (GMP) are followed. Getting this license proves that the importer or producer is dedicated to upholding strict production guidelines and providing reliable products for the Colombian market.
The dossier is prepared and submitted to INVIMA by an applicant. If new molecules are discovered, a new molecular committee review will be conducted.
Apply the INVIMA classification criteria to determine the product’s categorization.
A Colombian Legal Representative should be appointed to manage the product registration process and communicate with INVIMA on their behalf. The registration may also be submitted by a qualified importer, but they must identify as the register’s owner.
Information on the product and its commercial history should be included in the dossier. These materials, together with the required application fee, should be submitted in Spanish to INVIMA.
Once the application is submitted, INVIMA will review the dossier and provide a registration certificate if the application is approved.
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