1. Drug names are not allowed to contain fictional nouns such as curative effect and affirmation, so the State Administration of Pharmaceutical Products will not approve drug names such as "Shen Xiao Arthritis Capsule".
2. The word (1998)090 1405 in Puwei pharmaceutical preparation standard is not the drug approval number, and the drug production must be approved by the State Pharmaceutical Products Supervision and Administration, and the drug approval number is "National Pharmaceutical Standard H (or Z.S.J.B.F)+8 digits". Refers to the drugs approved for production and marketing by the State Administration of Pharmaceutical Products. The letter H stands for chemical drugs, Z stands for proprietary Chinese medicines, S stands for biological products, J stands for domestic packaging of imported drugs, B stands for adjuvant drugs, and F stands for pharmaceutical excipients. If there is no "national medicine standard" on the packaging or label of a drug, it is definitely not a drug. If there is a "national medicine quasi-word", you can log in to the State Administration of Medical Supplies for data query and enter the name of the drug or the letters and 8 digits after the "national medicine quasi-word". What can't be found is also fake medicine.
3. The generic drug preparation word (1998)090 1405. The counterfeiter intended to pretend to be the hospital preparation approval number, and even the hospital preparation approval number was wrong. The format of the official hospital preparation approval number should be: "X drug series +4-digit year number +4 is running water", and X is the abbreviation of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government; H is a chemical agent; Z is a traditional Chinese medicine preparation.
You see, the word "Puweiyao Zhunzhun" should be "generic drug Zhi Zi" with one letter (z) missing, and the serial number should be a 4-digit serial number, not a 7-digit serial number.