The Therapeutic Products Branch (TPB) finalized guidance on e-labelling of therapeutic products (TPs) in Singapore has been published and will take effect from 30 April 2021. As part of HSA’s calibrated approach, only prescription-only medicines will be eligible for e-labelling.
The objective of e-labelling is to facilitate efficient and timely dissemination of the latest approved PI/PIL to healthcare professionals in an eco-friendly manner. Companies have the option to disseminate the approved product information in an electronic format (ePI/ePIL) via a machine-readable code (e.g. QR code) or URL (short link preferred) on the product carton that links to a secure online hosting platform.
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This link will give you the List of guidance documents with relevant forms and templates to help you meet the regulatory requirements for dealing in therapeutic products.
Updated Appendix 7: Points to Consider for Singapore Labelling
Appendix 7a: Guidance on Electronic Labelling for Therapeutic Products for information on e-labelling requirements, registrant’s roles and responsibilities.
You can Notification for Implementation of Electronic Labelling by filling this form
The new guidance is effective from 30 April 2021.
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