FDA chief Tukaram flags huge price gaps in medical devices, seeks Centre’s intervention
The report cited that an IV set purchased for ₹11.05 had a declared MRP of ₹325, while an infusion set purchased for ₹11 had an MRP of ₹201.
· 9/18/2026, 1:33:51 AM· 2 min read
The report cited that an IV set purchased for ₹11.05 had a declared MRP of ₹325, while an infusion set purchased for ₹11 had an MRP of ₹201.
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