Pharmaceutical Inspections

Pharmaceutical inspections are evaluations conducted by regulatory authorities to ensure that drug manufacturers comply with safety, quality, and efficacy standards. Inspectors assess facilities, processes, and records to confirm that products are made according to established regulations and guidelines. These inspections help protect public health by ensuring that medications are safe, effective, and free from contamination. They can occur routinely or in response to specific concerns, and failing an inspection may lead to product recalls, fines, or other regulatory actions. Ultimately, these inspections aim to ensure that patients receive reliable and safe medications.