What does it mean to have operations compliant with "EU GDP Standards"?

GDP (Good Distribution Practice) refers to the international standards governing the appropriate distribution of pharmaceuticals. It is a set of rigorous rules designed to ensure that the quality, efficacy, and safety of a product are maintained throughout the entire process-from leaving the manufacturing plant to reaching the patient.

Global Standards & Quality Assurance

The 'EU Standard':The World's Gold Standard:
The GDP guidelines established by the European Union (EU) are recognized as the most stringent in the world. Compliance signifies that the following advanced management systems are in place:

Strict Temperature Control:
Real-time monitoring of temperature throughout storage and transit to prevent the degradation of active ingredients.

Full Traceability:
Complete visualization of the distribution channel to prevent the infiltration of counterfeit medicines, guaranteeing 100% product authenticity.

Maintenance of Physical Integrity: Utilization of Validated Packaging to prevent contamination or damage, operated within a specialized pharmaceutical-only delivery network.

GDP-Trained Personnel:
All operations are executed by professional staff who undergo continuous training and follow strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).

Quality Commitment of synapse.net (Kosei Pharmaceutical)

Our mission is to deliver high-quality Japanese pharmaceuticals to the world while maintaining their Pharmaceutical Integrity exactly as it was at the time of manufacture. Based on the foundation of EU GDP, we provide the highest degree of reliability to medical institutions in all regions, including Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.