Hard-to-find medicines to be sold in Pyinmana Township at wholesale prices

Drugs that were previously difficult to obtain on the market will be sold by drug companies at wholesale prices in Pyinmana Township, Nay Pyi Taw Union Territory, from 12 to 17 August, according to Dr Win Maw Phyo, a central executive member of the Myanmar Pharmaceutical and Medical Equipment Entrepreneurs Association.
“Pharmaceutical companies began selling hard-to-find medicines at the Myanmar Trade Promotion Organization’s office on Merchant Street in Pabedan Township, Yangon Region, on 17 July. To make it easier for people to purchase these medicines, the companies also started selling them on 29 July at the Myanmar Motion Pictures Promotion building within the Nawade Cinema compound in Mayangon Township, Yangon Region. Additionally, sales began on 29 July at the Producers’ Sales Centre hall upstairs of Thiri Oaktha Market in Bago Township, Bago Region. We will continue to offer these hard-to-find drugs in Pyinmana at Mingala Kantaw hall. People can bring their medical records and the packaging of the medicine they are currently using to purchase the drugs here,” said Dr Win Maw Phyo.
Nearly 70 pharmaceutical companies are selling hard-to-find medicines at wholesale prices, and arrangements are being made to extend the service to other regions and states.
In addition to basic household medicines, a range of other products is being sold, including medications for hypertension, heart conditions, diabetes, kidney issues, and cancer, as well as antibiotics and medical equipment for bone and nerve patients. — ASH/TH