In sectors governed by the General Health Law, the cost of non-compliance is rarely just the fine: it is the seized product, the halted production line or the closed facility while the operation keeps burning cash. That is why the work starts before the authority knocks, with internal audits that measure plants, laboratories, clinics and distribution centers against the applicable Mexican Official Standards (NOMs).<\/p>\n
The same preventive logic applies to the product itself: a regulatory risk matrix surfaces contingencies before launch, while fixing them is still cheap, and reviewing labeling, packaging and advertising keeps a campaign from being pulled after the media buy. In digital health \u2014 telemedicine, electronic medical records, sensitive data processing \u2014 exposure now matters as much as the sanitary side, and deserves the same rigor.<\/p>\n
Day-to-day operations in life sciences depend on specific authorizations: sanitary registration of medicines, biologics and medical devices, along with their amendments, renewals and assignments; the facility\u2019s sanitary license or notice of operation; prior import permits for health supplies, raw materials and biological samples; and advertising permits for health products and medical services.<\/p>\n
Each has its own authority, technical file and timeline. We handle the full filing and hold the conversation with COFEPRIS and, where the product requires it, with SADER and SENASICA \u2014 and we structure the pharmacovigilance and technovigilance plans the regulatory framework expects to be alive and running, not merely documented.<\/p>\n
An inspection is won or lost in the official record. We accompany the visit technically and legally in real time \u2014 before COFEPRIS or state commissions such as COPRISEM or COPRISJAL \u2014 so that what is written down reflects what actually happened, because that document becomes the foundation of everything that follows.<\/p>\n
Once a measure is in place, the focus is returning the business to normal: seeking the release of seized product, the lifting of suspensions or closures, and challenging fines, license revocations and adverse rulings through administrative appeal, nullity proceedings before the Federal Court of Administrative Justice (TFJA) or amparo. Deadlines run from the moment of notice, so the first call matters.<\/p>\n
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