Our requirements pertaining to the quality control of our pharmaceutical products have one goal: to serve the health needs and welfare of the end consumer. Such far-reaching social responsibility imposes equally important moral obligations on us to market drugs of continuing uniformity and safety. Our clients can be rest-assured that they are providing their clients with quality products.
Our reputation is indeed heavily vested in the controls we exercise over the merchandise we distribute. In many respects, the advertising and sales organizations of a firm echo the claims for the standards of quality of the company’s products. Government drug agencies, protecting their consumers against health hazards, also play an important role in this area.
