Healthtech

Laws and regulations around e-pharmacies in India

Online Pharmacies in India: Licensing, Platform Responsibility and Consumer Protection

Ordering medicines through an app may resemble e-commerce, but the legal character of the transaction is different. Medicines are regulated products, and their online sale remains anchored to the licensing, dispensing and quality controls governing a pharmacy.[1] Section 18(c) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 prohibits the sale, stocking, exhibition, offer for sale or […]

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Telemedicine Guidelines 2020

Telemedicine in India: Understanding the Telemedicine Guidelines 2020

Telemedicine has rapidly moved from a peripheral healthcare option to a mainstream mode of medical practice in India, driven by rising digital adoption and the need for accessible, timely care. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this shift, prompting regulators to formally recognise remote consultations as a legitimate extension of clinical practice. Today, telemedicine enables patients to

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