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#SFHS2612549AIbuprofen EG Labo 200 mg added to France's approved medicines list for public services

🇫🇷France··Other·Low Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

This order adds Ibuprofen EG Labo 200 mg film-coated tablets to the list of medicines approved for use by public healthcare facilities and public services in France. Health insurance coverage is limited to short-term treatment of fever and pain, including headaches, flu-like symptoms, dental pain, muscle aches, and menstrual pain, for adults and children over 20 kg, roughly age 6 and above.

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Key Changes

  • Adds Ibuprofen EG Labo 200 mg film-coated tablets to the approved medicines list for public facilities and services
  • Limits reimbursed use to short-term treatment of fever and common pain symptoms
  • Defines the eligible patient group as adults and children over 20 kg, roughly age 6 and above

Obligations

What this law requires

low

Public healthcare facilities and other public services may use IBUPROFENE EG LABO 200 mg film-coated tablets, CIP 34009 303 246 4 6, as the product is added to the approved list of pharmaceutical specialties for collective/public-service use.

public healthcare facilitiespublic services using approved pharmaceutical specialties
From publication in the Journal officiel
licensing
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Health insurance reimbursement for IBUPROFENE EG LABO 200 mg film-coated tablets is limited to short-term treatment of fever and/or pain, including headaches, flu-like symptoms, dental pain, muscle aches, and menstrual pain, in adults and children over 20 kg, approximately 6 years and older.

health insurance reimbursement bodiespublic healthcare facilitiesprescribers dispensing or using reimbursable medicines
operational

Affected Parties

public healthcare facilitiespharmacies and medicine suppliers+1 more…

Tags

pharmaceuticals,health insurance reimbursement,ibuprofen