The approval number is Liaowei or something like that

It’s not a fake drug

Because it’s not a drug at all

Most of it belongs to Wei Zhun Functional cosmetics, but they are not medicines and cannot have the effect of medicines.

All medicines must be certified as national medicines

Health products are not medicines and cannot be certified as national medicines.

The approval number for health products is *Shijianzi**,

The approval number for cosmetics is Weizhuangzi***, and the approval number for imported cosmetics is Huaizhuangjin The word number is **.

Special drugs do not have special approval numbers and must use the unified national drug approval number

Note: I have been engaged in pharmaceutical sales for 7 years.

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Drug supervision in all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government Administration Bureau, General Logistics Department of the People's Liberation Army and Ministry of Health:

The drug approval number is a symbol of the legality of drug production. The "Drug Administration Law" stipulates that the production of drugs "must be approved by the drug regulatory department of the State Council and issued a drug approval number." Due to historical reasons, the formats of approval numbers for currently marketed drugs are different. This situation is not conducive to unified management and supervision. In order to strengthen the management of drug approval numbers, in accordance with the requirements of the State Food and Drug Administration's "Notice on the Uniform Renewal of Drug Approval Numbers" (SFDA Note [2001] No. 582), new drug approvals are now standardized. The format of the document number will be uniformly issued to drugs that have been legally produced by drug manufacturers across the country in the near future. The relevant matters are now notified as follows:

1. The format of the drug approval number: the Chinese drug approval number + 1 letter + 8 digits, the trial production drug approval number format: the Chinese drug approval number + 1 letter + 8 digits number.

The letter "H" is used for chemical drugs, the letter "Z" is used for traditional Chinese medicine, the letter "B" is used for health care drugs that have been rectified by the State Food and Drug Administration, the letter "S" is used for biological products, and the letter "S" is used for in vitro chemical diagnostic reagents Use the letter "T", pharmaceutical excipients use the letter "F", and imported subpackaged drugs use the letter "J". The first and second digits of the number are the source codes of the original approval number, where "10" represents drugs approved by the original Ministry of Health, and "19" and "20" represent drugs approved by the State Food and Drug Administration before January 1, 2002. , and others using the first two digits of the provincial administrative division code (see Appendix 1) are drugs approved by the original provincial health administrative departments. The 3rd and 4th digits are the last two digits of the year in which the approval number was renewed, but the approval numbers from the Ministry of Health and the State Food and Drug Administration still use the last two digits of the original number. The 5th to 8th digits of the number are the sequence number.

Please see Appendix 2 for the instructions for renewing the approval number.

2. Each specification of each drug will be issued an approval number. Except for the entrusted production and off-site processing of drugs approved by the State Food and Drug Administration, different manufacturers of the same drug will issue different drug approval numbers.

3. New drugs, generic drugs approved for production after January 1, 2002, and drugs upgraded to national standards through local standard rectification or re-evaluation will all use the new drug approval number format.

4. For the "Import Drug Registration Certificate" for chemicals approved and issued after January 1, 2002, the format of the registration number has also been partially changed, in which the letter "X" has been changed to "H" , other parts remain unchanged. The registration certificate number in the old format that has been issued will be replaced by the new format when the "Imported Drug Registration Certificate" is renewed.

5. After the drug approval number and the import drug registration certificate number of chemical drugs are renewed, the packaging labels printed with the original format approval number and registration certificate number are prohibited from circulation and use after June 30, 2003. .

Attachment: 1. Administrative division codes of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China used in drug approval numbers

2. Unified renewal and standardization of the format of drug approval numbers

National Medical Products Administration

January 28, 2002

Attachment 1:

The drug approval number adopted Administrative division code of the People's Republic of China

Code

Province (autonomous region, municipality)

Code

Province (autonomous region, municipality) Municipalities)

110000

Beijing

420000

Hubei Province

120000

Tianjin City

430000

Hunan Province

130000

Hebei Province

440000

< p>Guangdong Province

140000

Shanxi Province

450000

Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

150000

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

460000

Hainan Province

210000

Liaoning Province

500000

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Chongqing City

220000

Jilin Province

510000

Sichuan Province

230000 < /p>

Heilongjiang Province

520000

Guizhou Province

310000

Shanghai City

530000

Yunnan Province

320000

Jiangsu Province

540000

Tibet Autonomous Region

330000

Zhejiang Province

610000

Shaanxi Province

340000

Anhui Province

620000

Gansu Province

350000

Fujian Province

630000

Qinghai Province

< p>360000

Jiangxi Province

640000

Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

370000

Shandong Province

650000

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region

410000

Henan Province

Attachment 2:

Unification Instructions for renewing and standardizing the format of drug approval numbers

1. All drug approval numbers issued by the original Ministry of Health will be uniformly changed to the corresponding category with the word "National Drug Approval (Trial)", and the first two digits are "10" ", the 3rd and 4th digits are the last two digits of the year of the original approval number, and the last 4 digits of the sequence number have been rearranged. For example: "National Drug Approval Number (1997) X-01 (1)" was changed to "National Drug Approval Number H10970001".

2. Drug approval numbers issued by the State Food and Drug Administration before December 31, 2001, if they are different from the new approval number format, will also be uniformly renewed according to the new format. If the original year is "1998" or "1999", the first and second digits after the replacement will be "19"; if the original year is "2000" or "2001", the first and second digits after the replacement will be "20". The 3rd and 4th digits remain the last two digits of the year of the original approval number.

See the table below for details:

Original document number

New document number

Sequence number

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. X00000000 Series

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National Drug Approval (Trial) No. H00000000

No change

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. (1998) X -0000 Series

Sinopharm Approved (Trial) H19980000

Rearranged

National Pharmaceutical Approval (1999)

Arranged from 1000

National drug approval number XF00000000 series

National drug approval number H00000000

Arranged from 3000

< p>National Drug Approval Number (1998) Series No. 0000

National Drug Approval No. H19990000

Arranged from 4000

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. (1998) Z-0000 Series

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. Z19980000

No change

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. (1999) Z-0000 Series

National Drug Approval ( Trial) Z19991000

Arranged starting from 1000

National drug approval number ZF00000000 series

National drug approval number Z00000000

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National Drug Approval Number (1998) ZF-0000 Series

National Drug Approval Number Z19980000

Arranged from 3000

National Drug Approval Number ( 1999) ZF -0000 series

National Drug Approval No. Z19990000

Arranged since 4000

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. (1998) Manufacturer S-0000 Series

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. S19980000

Rearrangement

National Drug Approval (Trial) No. (1999) Manufacturer S-0000 Series

National drug approval number S19991000

Arranged from 1000

National drug approval number SF00000000 series

National drug approval number S00000000

Arranged since 3000

National Drug Approval Number (1998) SF-0000 Series

National Drug Approval Number S19980000

Arranged since 3000

< p>National Drug Approval Number (1999) SF -0000 Series

National Drug Approval Number S19990000

Arranged from 4000

National Drug Approval Number (Year Number) D -0000 Series

National Drug Approval Number T00000000

Rearrangement

National Drug Approval Number (Year Number) J (S)-0000 Series

National Drug Approval Number J00000000

Rearrangement

New Pharmaceutical Excipient Approval Number

National Drug Approval Number F00000000

Rearrange

3. When the drug approval number issued by the original provincial drug regulatory department is renewed, the corresponding province should be used in the new format drug approval number based on the province abbreviation in the original approval number. Code, the 3rd and 4th digits of the new approval number are the last two digits of the year of renewal, and the sequence number has been rearranged.

For example, the original chemical drug "Jingwei Drug Approval No. (1996) No. 000001" was changed to "National Drug Approval No. H11020001". The meanings of the letters and numbers are: "H" is a chemical drug, " "11" is the first two digits of Beijing's administrative division code, "02" is the last two digits of 2002, the year of renewal, and "0001" is the new sequence number.

Drugs that have been upgraded to national drug standards through local standard rectification or re-evaluation are now local drug approval numbers, or have been changed to national drug approval numbers such as XF00000000, but are different from the new approval number format , the province code should also be added according to the above requirements for unified replacement. After the TCM drug approval number is renewed, the prefix “ZZ××××-” will no longer be used.