Who’s impacted by substandard and falsified pharmaceuticals? Potentially everyone.
All over the world, drug manufacturers put time, effort, and money into making sure their products meet the regulatory requirements of a host of different regions. Yet substandard and falsified products still find their way into the market. Somewhere along the line the supply chain is disrupted and low-quality products are introduced.
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How can we resolve this problem?
ARTiFACTS Verify enables quality monitoring across the entire supply chain: from manufacturers’ shipping locations all the way through to patient interaction for comprehensive post-market surveillance.
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What technology do we use?
We help our partners - laboratories, scientific institutions, regulatory bodies - create an irrefutable chain of custody using Web 3.0 technologies for fast and effective monitoring.
How it works
Tethered to analytical testing labs, ARTiFACTS Verify gives stakeholders a secure chain of custody using a distributed ledger for all data relating to a suspected falsified or substandard products. This provides an iron-clad and essential reference when proving and defending results for immediate action by distributors, manufacturers, and regulatory agencies.
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Shortening the timeline between sample collection, screening, and testing
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1. In-field collection of samples
E.g. from a pharmacy, hospital, or online.
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2. In-field assessment
Chromatographic chemical screens taken in the field using low-cost paper-based tools giving first indication of tainted products.
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3. Samples batched, shipped, and routed to labs
Samples sent to leading labs based in academic institutions or commercial entities
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4. Full analysis
Samples analyzed by highly trained staff using rigorously tested equipment suitable for each drug-type.
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5. Results collected, assessed, and reported directly to stakeholders to action
Stakeholders - including regulatory bodies - can then take mitigating action
Who do we partner with?
- University research departments and laboratories
- Government and NGO public health regulatory authorities
- Private / commercial laboratories
- Manufacturers
- Distributors
- Philanthropies / charities in the public health space
