The General Pharmacy may not: 1. Practicing any activity not licensed. 2. Practicing the activity before obtaining the final license from the Ministry or the Competent Health Authority, each within the limits of their jurisdiction. 3. Circulation in Medical Products obtained from unlicensed sources, or expired, adulterated, or smuggled products, or products that were brought into the State without obtaining an official import permit from the EDE, or Marketing Approval was not obtained from the EDE if necessary, or their expiration date or data shown on the packaging was tampered with. 4. Dispensing controlled and semi-controlled medicines in an illegal manner that violates the provisions of this Decree-Law, its Executive Regulations, or the decisions issued in implementation thereof. 5. Selling a priced Medical Product at a price higher than that set by the EDE. 6. Granting discounts from the prices set by the EDE, and special prices may be set within the scope of implementing a system for dispensing Medical Products in accordance with what is specified in the Executive Regulations of this Decree-Law. 7. Dealing with other unlicensed Pharmaceutical Establishments. 8. Any other prohibitions contained in the Executive Regulations of this Decree-Law or in the local legislation in force in this regard. 9. The Owner of the General Pharmacy and the Pharmacist in charge shall be responsible for violating the provisions of this Article.
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