The Therapeutic Goods Administration said it has issued eight infringement notices to Hough Pharma Pty Ltd. 9News
The Therapeutic Goods Administration said it has issued eight infringement notices to Hough Pharma Pty Ltd.
The TGA said the fines were issued for "allegedly failing to provide information" to the government agency to "demonstrate the safety and performance of three COVID-19 rapid antigen tests".A supplier of COVID-19 rapid antigen tests has been hit with several fines totaling $106,560. "All sponsors of medical devices approved by the TGA are required under the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 to provide this evidence to the TGA when requested and within the specified timeframe," the TGA said in a statement.The government agency also alleged "a lack of customer support has been reported by consumers and verified by TGA investigations".
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