It is no secret to the whole world that the Countries of Latin America are famous for conflicting data in the field of health care. For all the problems and difficulties, Mexico, which is known for massive epidemics and drug wars, competes with such an economic titan as the United States.<\/p>\n
Mexico is the leader in Latin America, after Brazil. The pharmaceutical industry is in the billions of dollars in revenue. The Mexican pharmaceutical business is one of the TOP-20 in the world. Annual revenues exceed $15 billion.<\/p>\n
In the Mexican pharmacy<\/strong>, most of the drugs are generics. Generics are drugs that completely copy a previously patented medication, but manufactured by another company after the license expired. The share of generics in Mexican pharmacies<\/strong> is constantly increasing.<\/p>\n Recently, the Mexican pharmaceutical market has become more controlled and more strictly regulated by government agencies.<\/p>\n In terms of manufacturing capacity, there is a noticeable trend to shift production to Asian countries, due to lower labor costs and tax incentives.<\/p>\n Regarding distribution, Mexico is following in the footsteps of the European pharmaceutical market, with drugs reaching the shelves of certified Mexican pharmacies <\/strong>through several large distribution companies. Increasingly, large pharmacy chains with a large Mexican online pharmacy<\/strong> are playing the role of distributor.<\/p>\n Often there are unflattering comments on U.S. websites about drug purchases in Mexico. Reviews and stories criticize the quality and regularly highlight the many counterfeits in the Mexican pharmaceutical market. Of course, there is a risk of falling for counterfeits, just like in any other country. Before buying from a Mexican pharmacy, you can ask for certificates and a license.<\/p>\nCompetitiveness<\/h2>\n