How do you report to a pharmacy?

It depends on the specific situation: if it is a drug quality problem, you can complain to the Food and Drug Administration; if it is a drug price problem, please complain to the Price Bureau (now it seems to be merged into the Development and Reform Bureau); if it is other goods bought in pharmacies (such as department stores), you can complain to the Industrial and Commercial Bureau; if it is a medical insurance card problem, you can complain to the Labor and Social Security Bureau; if it is a medical practice problem, you can complain to the Health Bureau. In addition, if you don't know which department to complain to, it is suggested that you can complain directly to the local consumer Council and give specific guidance.

You can call 1233 1 to report. 1233 1 is a food and drug complaint reporting telephone required by the US Food and Drug Administration. The time limit for handling all complaints after receipt is generally 60 working days. If the situation is complicated, the extension period shall not exceed 30 working days. 1233 1 is the national unified complaint reporting telephone number of food and drug supervision departments. In addition to telephone, units and individuals can report the illegal acts of drugs, medical devices, health foods and cosmetics in the process of development, production, circulation and use, as well as food safety violations in catering services to the regulatory authorities by means of letters, networks, faxes, visits and short messages on mobile phones.

"Drug Administration Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)" Article 12 The State establishes and improves the drug traceability system. The drug supervision and administration department of the State Council shall formulate unified standards and norms for drug traceability, promote the mutual sharing of drug traceability information, and realize drug traceability. The state establishes a pharmacovigilance system to monitor, identify, evaluate and control adverse drug reactions and other harmful reactions related to drug use.