CODE OF ETHICS

These principle of professional conduct for pharmacist in his relationship with patients,
fellow practitioners, other health professional, and the public.
A pharmacist should hold the health and safety of patients to be of first consideration; he
should render to each patient the full measure of his ability as an essential health practitioner.
A pharmacist should never condone the dispensing, promoting or distributing of drugs or
medical devices, or accist therein, whoch are not of good quality, which do not meet standarts
required by law or which lack therapeutic value for the patient.
A pharmacist should always strive to perfect and enlarge his professional knowledge. He
should utilize and make available this knowledge as may required in accordance with his best
professional judgment.
A pharmacist has a duty to observe the law, to uphold the dignity and the honor of the
profession, and to accept its ethical principles. He should not engage in any activity that will
bring discredit to the profession and should expose,without fear or favor, illegal or unethical
conduct in the profession.
A pharmacist should seek at all the times only fair and reasonable remuneration for his
service. He should never agree to or practicipate in transaction with practitioners of other health
professions or any other person under which fees are divided or which may cause financial or
other exploitation in connection with the rendering of his professional service.