Changes, confusion and costs have characterized a drug labeling experiment in Russia since it began at the beginning of 2017, so far as many manufacturers are concerned.
The goal of the project, to increase the transparency of the movement and accounting of medicines, helping to exclude counterfeit products from circulation, is widely supported, including by manufacturers, many of which have invested the scheme.
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