NAFDAC Calls for Reporting of Fake Drugs and Reactions

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has called on Nigerians to report suspected fake, substandard, and unregistered medical products, as well as adverse reactions to medicines, vaccines, and medical devices. The agency has established dedicated hotlines, mobile applications, and online platforms to facilitate these reports, aiming to strengthen public health protection and improve the detection of unsafe products.
NAFDAC encourages the public, healthcare professionals, and businesses to utilize its digital platforms for reporting violations and verifying medical product authenticity. For adverse drug reactions, reports can be submitted via the MedSafety application, available on both Google Play Store and Apple App Store, or through the agency’s e-reporting platform.
To report suspected counterfeit medical products, the public can use the Greenbook application or visit NAFDAC's website. The agency also reminded businesses about mandatory recall procedures, requiring formal notifications to be sent to the Director-General through the Director of Post-Marketing Surveillance.
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