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Sanofi claims that it’s hydroxychloroquine tablets have been counterfeited. Casts doubts on efficacy trials.

Source: MVS Noticias

The company Sanofi Aventis filed a complaint for counterfeiting of the Plaquenil product.

The Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks (Cofepris) issued a health alert for the counterfeiting of the drug hydroxychloroquine, marketed under the name Plaquenil.

In a statement, he explained that the company Sanofi Aventis filed a complaint for the falsification of the product Plaquenil in its presentation of 200 milligram tablets and warned that this product does not contain the active ingredient hydroxychloroquine , instead microcrystalline cellulose was identified , and the box There are differences in the printing of the price, the font used in the texts and the color.

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