GSL Flashcards
1
Q
Define GSL
A
A medicinal product classified as GSL by an MA to be available on general sale that can be sold reasonably safely.
2
Q
List the legal classifications of medicinal products
A
- GSL
- P
- POM
3
Q
What is the usual route of re-classification?
A
POM - P - GSL
Restrictions: indication, pack size, strength, route of administration.
4
Q
List 4 advantages of reclassifying medicines
A
- Widens Pt access
- Self care agenda
- Saves NHS costs
- Greater use of pharmacists’ expertise
5
Q
Name 3 recent POM to P medicines
A
Sidenafil, desogestrel, fexofenadine
6
Q
Give examples of where GSLs can be sold?
A
Pharmacy, supermarket, pub in a vending machine
- aircrafts and trains (must be sold by operator/commander)
7
Q
Upon what conditions can GSL medicines be sold in the above premises?
A
- The premises can be closed to exclude pubic
- The product has been made in a container elsewhere and not been opened since.
