Government Proposes Ban on Livestream Drug Sales, Lifecycle Management for Medical Devices
The government has proposed a ban on the business of selling drugs via livestream. Additionally, the proposal includes managing medical devices throughout their product lifecycle and supply chain.

The Vietnamese government has put forward significant proposals aimed at tightening management within the healthcare sector. A key highlight of these proposals is the complete prohibition of drug sales conducted through online livestreaming. The objective of this regulation is to ensure drug quality, prevent the sale of counterfeit, substandard, or unverified drugs, which pose significant health risks to consumers when distributed through less controlled channels like livestreams.
In addition to banning drug sales via livestream, the government also proposed a new management approach for medical devices. Specifically, medical devices will be managed through a comprehensive process covering their entire product lifecycle, from manufacturing, import, distribution, and usage, to expiration and disposal. Furthermore, management will extend across the entire supply chain to ensure clear traceability and strict quality control at every stage. These proposals reflect the government's efforts to enhance state management effectiveness, protect public health, and foster a more transparent and safer business environment within the medical industry.
Key points
* The government proposes banning drug sales via livestream.
* Medical devices will be managed throughout their product lifecycle.
* Management of medical devices will also cover the entire supply chain.
Nguồn / Source: Thanh Niên - Thời sự
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