Internationally, pharmaceutical products (FP) are authorized after their risk-benefit profile has been assessed, taking into account efficacy, safety and quality parameters. In 2009, it was established in Peru that all pharmaceutical products to be commercialized should show proof of their efficacy and safety. According to the new regulation, in effect as of 2012, the pharmaceutical specialties (FS) have been grouped into three categories: category 1, if included in the National List of Essential Medicines; category 2, if authorized in countries with high health surveillance; and category 3, if not included in categories 1 or 2. The scientific documentation to be submitted for the registration or re-registration of the product in the regulatory entity will depend on its FS category.
A nivel internacional los productos farmacéuticos son autorizados luego de evaluar el balance riesgo-beneficio, teniendo en cuenta parámetros de eficacia, seguridad y calidad. A partir del 2009, en el Perú se ha establecido que todo PF por comercializar deberá contar con evidencia de eficacia y seguridad. Según la nueva reglamentación de la ley, vigente a partir del 2012, las especialidades farmacéuticas (EF) se han agrupado en tres categorías: categoría 1 si se encuentran en el Petitorio Nacional de Medicamentos Esenciales, categoría 2 si están autorizados en países de alta vigilancia sanitaria y categoría 3 si no se incluyen en las categorías 1 o 2. La documentación científica a presentar al momento de su inscripción o reinscripción en la entidad reguladora
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