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In line with 28 other European countries, Belgium started implementing the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) on 9 February 2019.This European Directive provides additional security for all (prescription and reimbursable) medicine packagings to ensure their authenticity, safety and quality.To this end, databases are operational at both European and Belgian level, on which a unique code is loaded and verified for each medicine packaging. This new code is activated on the database by the medicine manufacturers via a secure network.Upon delivery to the patient in a pharmacy or hospital, this unique code on the medicine packaging is scanned, compared with the code in the database and, if identical, deactivated.Thus, the authenticity of each medicine can be guaranteed upon delivery.https://bemvo.be/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/banners-website.jpg