Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM
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Resumo: | In recent years, the consumption of medicinal plants and herbal medicines has experienced a notable increase in consumption in Brazilian society. This is due to the fact that the safety demonstrated by clinical studies is its effectiveness in the treatment of certain pathologies. In addition to the perception of safety of these products by prescribers and lay society, at the same time they are increasingly present in pharmacies and drugstores, increasing the therapeutic arsenal of these establishments. This study aims to analyze the labels of herbal medicines sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM, in relation to what is recommended by the current legislation of Anvisa. The present study is a sampling research with comparative data analysis of 35 herbal medicines, using data published by Anvisa referring to the labeling of herbal medicines. The present study demonstrated that not all medications follow the standardization of Anvisa, since the Braille system is largely lacking, which makes people with visual impairments unable to access it. The data presented show a significant amount of herbal medicine brands do not meet this essential demand, that is, the guarantee of access for the visually impaired to safe and rational therapy of herbal medicines, with only 29% of the analyzed medicines being compatible with what is recommended by ANVISA legislation. Works like this have an important role to be monitored in social demands, and should be further explored, since they provide an immense inspection service to regulatory bodies and lay society. |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AMAnálisis de la adecuación de los envases de fitoterapia vendidos en una farmacia de la ciudad de Manaus-AMAnálise da adequação de embalagens de medicamentos fitoterápicos comercializados em uma drogaria da cidade de Manaus-AMMedicamentos fitoterápicosFarmáciaRotulagemFitoterápicos.Herbal medicinesDrugstoreLabelingHerbal medicines.Hierbas medicinalesFarmaciaEtiquetadoMedicamentos a base de hierbas.In recent years, the consumption of medicinal plants and herbal medicines has experienced a notable increase in consumption in Brazilian society. This is due to the fact that the safety demonstrated by clinical studies is its effectiveness in the treatment of certain pathologies. In addition to the perception of safety of these products by prescribers and lay society, at the same time they are increasingly present in pharmacies and drugstores, increasing the therapeutic arsenal of these establishments. This study aims to analyze the labels of herbal medicines sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM, in relation to what is recommended by the current legislation of Anvisa. The present study is a sampling research with comparative data analysis of 35 herbal medicines, using data published by Anvisa referring to the labeling of herbal medicines. The present study demonstrated that not all medications follow the standardization of Anvisa, since the Braille system is largely lacking, which makes people with visual impairments unable to access it. The data presented show a significant amount of herbal medicine brands do not meet this essential demand, that is, the guarantee of access for the visually impaired to safe and rational therapy of herbal medicines, with only 29% of the analyzed medicines being compatible with what is recommended by ANVISA legislation. Works like this have an important role to be monitored in social demands, and should be further explored, since they provide an immense inspection service to regulatory bodies and lay society.En los últimos años, el consumo de plantas medicinales y hierbas medicinales ha experimentado un notable aumento en el consumo en la sociedad brasileña. Esto se debe a que la seguridad que demuestran los estudios clínicos es su eficacia en el tratamiento de determinadas patologías. Además de la percepción de seguridad de estos productos por parte de prescriptores y la sociedad lega, al mismo tiempo están cada vez más presentes en farmacias y droguerías, aumentando el arsenal terapéutico de estos establecimientos. Este estudio tiene como objetivo analizar las etiquetas de los medicamentos herbales vendidos en una farmacia de la ciudad de Manaus-AM, en relación con lo recomendado por la legislación vigente de Anvisa. El presente estudio es una investigación por muestreo con análisis de datos comparativos de 35 medicamentos a base de hierbas, utilizando datos publicados por Anvisa que se refieren al etiquetado de medicamentos a base de hierbas. El presente estudio demostró que no todos los medicamentos siguen la estandarización de Anvisa, ya que el sistema Braille es en gran parte deficiente, lo que hace que las personas con discapacidad visual no puedan tener acceso. Los datos presentados muestran que una cantidad significativa de marcas de fitoterápicos no cubren esta demanda fundamental, es decir, la garantía de acceso de las personas con discapacidad visual a la terapia segura y racional de los fitoterápicos, siendo solo el 29% de los medicamentos analizados compatibles con lo que es recomendado por la legislación de ANVISA. Obras como esta tienen un papel importante a monitorear en las demandas sociales, y deben ser exploradas más a fondo, ya que brindan un inmenso servicio de inspección a los organismos reguladores y la sociedad laica.Nos últimos anos, o consumo de plantas medicinais e medicamentos fitoterápicos experimentou um notável aumento de consumo na sociedade brasileira. Isto dever-se ao fato da seguridade demonstrada por estudos clínicos a sua eficácia no tratamento de determinadas patologias. Além da percepção da segurança destes produtos junto aos prescritores e sociedade leiga, ao mesmo tempo estão cada vez mais presentes em farmácias e drogarias, aumento o arsenal terapêutico desses estabelecimentos. Este estudo tem como objetivo procurar analisar os rótulos de medicamentos fitoterápicos comercializados em uma drogaria da cidade de Manaus-AM, em relação ao preconizado pela legislação vigente da Anvisa. O presente estudo trata-se de uma pesquisa de amostragem com análise comparativa de dados de 35 medicamentos fitoterápicos, utilizando dados publicados pela Anvisa referentes a rotulação de medicamentos fitoterápicos. O presente estudo demonstrou que nem todos os medicamentos seguem a padronização da Anvisa uma vez que em grande parte não se possui o sistema de Braille que faz com que pessoas com deficiência visual não consigam ter acesso. Os dados apresentados mostram uma quantidade expressiva de marcas de medicamentos fitoterápicos não atendem a essa essencial demanda, ou seja, a garantia do acesso dos deficientes visuais a terapêutica segura e racional dos medicamentos fitoterápicos, sendo somente 29% dos medicamentos analisados compatíveis com o preconizado pela legislação da ANVISA. Trabalhos como esse tem um importante papel fiscalizados nas demandas sociais, e deveriam ser mais explorados, uma vez que prestam um imenso serviço de fiscalização aos órgãos reguladores e a sociedade leiga.Research, Society and Development2021-11-23info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/2345710.33448/rsd-v10i15.23457Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 No. 15; e448101523457Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 Núm. 15; e448101523457Research, Society and Development; v. 10 n. 15; e4481015234572525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/23457/20177Copyright (c) 2021 Pâmela Maria Reis dos Santos; Gabriel Oliveira de Souzahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSantos, Pâmela Maria Reis dos Souza, Gabriel Oliveira de 2021-12-06T10:13:53Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/23457Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:42:19.343848Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM Análisis de la adecuación de los envases de fitoterapia vendidos en una farmacia de la ciudad de Manaus-AM Análise da adequação de embalagens de medicamentos fitoterápicos comercializados em uma drogaria da cidade de Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM Santos, Pâmela Maria Reis dos Medicamentos fitoterápicos Farmácia Rotulagem Fitoterápicos. Herbal medicines Drugstore Labeling Herbal medicines. Hierbas medicinales Farmacia Etiquetado Medicamentos a base de hierbas. |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Analysis of the adequacy of herbal medicine packaging sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM |
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Santos, Pâmela Maria Reis dos |
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Santos, Pâmela Maria Reis dos Souza, Gabriel Oliveira de |
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Souza, Gabriel Oliveira de |
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Santos, Pâmela Maria Reis dos Souza, Gabriel Oliveira de |
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Medicamentos fitoterápicos Farmácia Rotulagem Fitoterápicos. Herbal medicines Drugstore Labeling Herbal medicines. Hierbas medicinales Farmacia Etiquetado Medicamentos a base de hierbas. |
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Medicamentos fitoterápicos Farmácia Rotulagem Fitoterápicos. Herbal medicines Drugstore Labeling Herbal medicines. Hierbas medicinales Farmacia Etiquetado Medicamentos a base de hierbas. |
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In recent years, the consumption of medicinal plants and herbal medicines has experienced a notable increase in consumption in Brazilian society. This is due to the fact that the safety demonstrated by clinical studies is its effectiveness in the treatment of certain pathologies. In addition to the perception of safety of these products by prescribers and lay society, at the same time they are increasingly present in pharmacies and drugstores, increasing the therapeutic arsenal of these establishments. This study aims to analyze the labels of herbal medicines sold in a drugstore in the city of Manaus-AM, in relation to what is recommended by the current legislation of Anvisa. The present study is a sampling research with comparative data analysis of 35 herbal medicines, using data published by Anvisa referring to the labeling of herbal medicines. The present study demonstrated that not all medications follow the standardization of Anvisa, since the Braille system is largely lacking, which makes people with visual impairments unable to access it. The data presented show a significant amount of herbal medicine brands do not meet this essential demand, that is, the guarantee of access for the visually impaired to safe and rational therapy of herbal medicines, with only 29% of the analyzed medicines being compatible with what is recommended by ANVISA legislation. Works like this have an important role to be monitored in social demands, and should be further explored, since they provide an immense inspection service to regulatory bodies and lay society. |
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