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DSCSA requires trading partners to exchange drug product tracing information when they take ownership of drugs, resulting in a tracing record that FDA and others can use to investigate suspect and illegitimate drugs.
These are known as \u201csaleable returns.\u201d Under the DSCSA saleable returns verification requirement, wholesalers must verify saleable returns before they can be reintroduced to the supply chain. In other words, every returned drug has to be vetted \u2014 declared as safe and legitimate \u2014 before it can be sold again.
The product identifier consists of the National Drug Code (NDC), Serial Number, Lot Number, and Expiration Date. Per the DSCSA, the data carrier is required to be a 2D data matrix barcode when affixed on the product package.
Title II of DQSA, the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA), outlines steps to achieve interoperable, electronic tracing of products at the package level to identify and trace certain prescription drugs as they are distributed in the United States.
GS1 US defines traceability (in healthcare) as the process that \u201cenables you to see the movement of prescription drugs or medical devices across the supply chain. You can trace backwards to identify the history of the transfers and locations of a product, from the point of manufacture onwards.
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The Drug Quality and Security Act has two distinct and independent acts: 1) the Compounding Quality Act and 2) the Drug Supply Chain Security Act.
The law requires drugs to be traced as they move through the supply chain, and pharmacies must: Only accept prescription drugs that are accompanied by three pieces of product tracing documentation \u2013 transaction information, transaction history, and transaction statement.
In the pharmaceutical industry, traceability has three main benefits; it increases supply chain visibility, improves quality control systems, and reduces the risk of introducing counterfeit medication into the market.
To date, the DSCSA has focused on lot-level traceability, or exchanging information about every package of medication so supply chain stakeholders can see exactly where each has been.
In the pharmaceutical industry, traceability has three main benefits; it increases supply chain visibility, improves quality control systems, and reduces the risk of introducing counterfeit medication into the market.

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