Pharmacy Unit in talks to finalise plans of disposal of medication in Mount Vema

July 27, 2021 – No product however insignificant it may be, will be allowed to enter the Vema Seamount Territory without a recycle or disposal plan. This policy has been in place since 2006 when the Kingdom was created. No exceptions.
 
The policy is becoming a problem to so many entities, with no sign of any possible compromise. According to sources familiar with Government policy. There is no appetite for change. If you plan to export to Mount Vema have a realistic recycle or disposal plan. Otherwise, don’t even try.
 
The Pharmacy Unit of the MVHS (Mount Vema Healthcare Service) have had their proposals already rejected five times last year. But now that all entities are gearing up for Mount Vema, the Pharmacy Unit had no choice but to consult with vonMELYN.
 
VonMELYN has more experience in dealing with matters related to waste management plans for 

Mount Vema than any other entity. The company also specialises in sewage as well as desalination and electricity generation. 
 
Sources told VSBCnews that the two entities are in talks and may be able to finalise a plan that can be accepted by the Government and that meets Royal Mount Vema Standards.
 
The Pharmacy Unit of the MVHS is charged with the procurement, discovery, production, disposal, safe and effective use, and control of medications and drugs.
 
The Unit is working on plans to open facilities in other countries where it intends to practice and meet the requirements of excellent knowledge of drugs, their mechanism of action, side effects, interactions, mobility and toxicity. As well as knowledge of treatment and understanding of the pathological process such as the acquisition and evaluation of physical and laboratory data.