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Special notes regarding pharmaceutical sales
[Drug Sales Permit Information]
License classification: Pharmacy License number: No. 110872 Issue date: December 5, 2023 Expiration date: December 4, 2019 License holder: Daikeido Co., Ltd. Representative Director Kazutoshi Otani Name of pharmacy: Sanai Pharmacy Address of pharmacy: 2-13-3 Nishijimacho, Fukaya City, Saitama Prefecture
Permit issuing municipality: Saitama Prefecture
[Information on the notification form for specific sales (internet sales)]
Date of notification: May 10, 2018 To: Director of Kumagaya Public Health Center
[Explanation regarding distinction of employees by name tags, etc.]
Pharmacist: "Pharmacist" name tag and white coat
Registered Salesperson: "Registered Salesperson" name tag
General workers: Uniforms other than those listed above
[Information for professionals engaged in pharmaceutical sales]
[Supervising Pharmacist] Name: Hirosuke Akaishi Registration number: 476325
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Professionals working at stores other than store managers (pharmacists/registered salespeople)]
【pharmacist】
Name: Masami Otani Registration number: 133974
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Operation, dispensing, retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Haruka Hanyu Registration number: 525437
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yukashi Nakayama Registration number: 265870
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yumiko Inoue Registration number: 220274
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Noriko Honjo Registration number: 382633
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yoshiko Aihara Registration number: 406287
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Azusa Fujimoto Registration number: 399914
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Wednesday and Friday 9:00-14:00
Name: Fumina Noguchi Registration number: 506458
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Sana Hemmi Registration number: 541272
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Manami Negishi Registration number: 464794
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Ai Hosaka Registration number: 389655
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat 12:00-18:00
Name: Kohei Toriyabe Registration number: 564895
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Registered Salesperson]
Name: Sumiyo Hikita Registration number: 11-15-000629
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yumiko Endo Registration number: 11-16-00259
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Hikaru Iizuka Registration number: 13-13-10470
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Miyuki Moriya Registration number: 11-15-00590
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yuka Hatori Registration number: 11-21-00674
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Saito Koi Registration number: 11-21-00673
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Noriko Imai Registration number: 11-09-02225
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Classification of over-the-counter drugs we handle]
Classification of over-the-counter medicines handled: In-store medicines include prescription medicines, Class 1 medicines, designated Class 2 medicines, Class 2 medicines, and Class 3 medicines. Medicine expiration date: Our store will only deliver medicines with an expiration date of 6 months or more.
However, for some medicines, the expiration date will be listed individually, so please check it.
(*Items with a shorter expiration date than the above will be listed on each page.)
[Pharmaceutical store opening hours]
Online order acceptance hours Orders are accepted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Store hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Sunday 15:00-17:00 (closed on public holidays)
Online drug sales hours (when a pharmacist or registered salesperson is on-site)
Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Sunday 15:00-17:00 (closed on public holidays)
Hours and contact information for specialist consultations: Normal phone number: 048-575-2888
Email address: kikaku-k@taikeido.jp
Consultation hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00. In case of emergency, please call 090-5347-4273.
Consultation hours outside business hours: Sundays and holidays 10:00-18:30
[Matters concerning the system for the sale of over-the-counter drugs]
Definitions of and explanations regarding prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs, and Class 3 drugs [prescription drugs]
Among the pharmaceuticals (excluding veterinary medicines) listed in (1) to (4) below, those whose efficacy and effects do not have a significant effect on the human body, which are intended to be used at the discretion of consumers based on information provided by pharmacists or other medical professionals, and which require face-to-face information provision by a pharmacist and guidance based on pharmaceutical knowledge to ensure their proper use.
(1) A pharmaceutical that is deemed to fall under Article 14, Paragraph 8, Item 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act at the time of application for approval of its manufacture and sale, and for which the period specified by a Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare ordinance has not yet elapsed since receiving approval for said application.
(2) A pharmaceutical product that is recognized at the time of application for approval to manufacture and sell the product as having the same active ingredients, quantity, usage, dosage, efficacy, effects, etc. as the pharmaceutical product listed in (1), and for which the period specified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Ordinance has not yet elapsed since receiving approval for the application.
(3) Poisonous drugs as defined in Article 44, Paragraph 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act. (4) Poisonous drugs as defined in Article 44, Paragraph 2 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act.
[Class 1 OTC drug]
Among the pharmaceuticals that may cause health damage due to side effects, etc., to a degree that interferes with daily life, those designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as requiring special caution in their use.
In addition, this refers to a pharmaceutical product that falls under Article 14, Paragraph 8, Item 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act at the time of application for approval of its manufacture and sale, and for which the period specified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Ordinance has not yet elapsed since the approval pertaining to said application.
(Especially high-risk ones)
(Examples) H2 blocker-containing medicines, some hair medicines, etc.
[Class 2 OTC drug]
Pharmaceuticals designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as medicines (excluding Category 1 pharmaceuticals) that may cause serious health damage due to side effects, etc., that interfere with daily life.
(Relatively high risk)
(Examples) Major cold medicines, antipyretics, analgesics, etc.
Among these, those designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as requiring special caution are called "designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals."
[Class 3 OTC drug]
Over-the-counter drugs other than Class 1 and Class 2 pharmaceuticals.
Medicines whose side effects may cause bodily abnormalities or disorders, but not to the extent that they impede daily life.
(Relatively low risk)
(Example) Vitamin B, C-containing health supplements, intestinal regulators, etc. Explanation of the provision of information on prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs: There are differences in the obligation to provide information for Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 drugs. In addition, the corresponding experts are also determined as follows.
A registered pharmacist is an expert who sells over-the-counter drugs and has passed a prefectural examination.
Experts who provide information and consultation regardless of risk classification questions Prescription drugs Obligatory (use written form) Obligatory Pharmacist Class 1 drugs Obligatory (use written form) Obligatory Pharmacist Class 2 drugs Obligation to make efforts Obligatory Pharmacist or registered distributor Class 3 drugs Not required (not specified in the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act) Obligatory Pharmacist or registered distributor Explanation regarding the labelling of prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs and Class 3 drugs For each risk category of over-the-counter drugs being labeled, the words "prescription drug", "Class 1 drug", "Class 2 drug" or "Class 3 drug" should be written and enclosed in [ ].
For Category 2 pharmaceuticals that require special caution, the letter "2" is enclosed in parentheses.
Prescription drugs are written on the direct container or direct packaging of the over-the-counter drug.
In addition, if the markings on the immediate container or immediate encapsulation are not visible from the outside, they shall also be written on the outer container or outer encapsulation.
Commentary on the provision of information on prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs: The obligation to provide information differs between Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 drugs.
In addition, the specialists who will be handling the sales are as follows: A registered salesperson is a specialist who is responsible for selling over-the-counter drugs and has passed the prefectural exam.
Risk classificationProviding information without asking questionsConsultation and responseExperts who can assist with demandPrescription drugsObligatory (use written form) Mandatory pharmacistClass 1 drugsObligatory (use written form) Mandatory pharmacistClass 2 drugsObligatory to make effortsObligatory pharmacist or registered distributorClass 3 drugsNot required (not specified in the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act) Mandatory pharmacist or registered distributorExplanation regarding the display of prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs and Class 3 drugsPrescription drugs and Class 1 drugs will be displayed in a designated area on the counter that is out of reach.
Designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals will be displayed within 7 meters of facilities for providing information as stipulated in the New Structure and Equipment Regulations.
In addition, Class 2 and Class 3 pharmaceuticals will be displayed in such a way that they are not mixed together.
Explanations regarding the labeling of designated Class 2 OTC drugs on sales websites and labels encouraging confirmation of contraindications and consultation with an expert. As with the risk classification, Class 2 OTC drugs will have "Class (2) OTC drug" written at the beginning of their product names to make them easily distinguishable as Class 2 OTC drugs.
Designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals are displayed at the top of each pharmaceutical category to avoid being mixed with pharmaceuticals in other risk categories (on the first page displayed for each pharmaceutical category). In addition, product pages are displayed to encourage users to check contraindications and consult with a specialist.
Explanation regarding labeling of over-the-counter drugs on sales sites Over-the-counter drugs are labeled on sales sites so that they are clearly identified as medicines, and the risk category of the product is listed at the beginning of the product name so that it can be easily distinguished between Class 1 medicines, designated Class 2 medicines, Class 2 medicines, and Class 3 medicines depending on the risk category.
Explanation of the system for providing relief for health damage caused by medicines [Health Damage Relief System]
The Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) is an independent administrative institution that works to provide relief for health damage caused by pharmaceuticals and biological products.
[Relief System Consultation Desk]
Phone: 0120-149-931 (toll free, consultation hours 9:00-17:30)
Email: kyufu@pmda.go.jp
[Drug Adverse Reaction Relief System]
The Pharmaceutical Adverse Reaction Relief System applies to health damage caused by side effects of medication.
This is a system that provides compensation for those who have suffered illness or disability requiring hospitalization due to side effects caused by the proper use of medicines (including medicines prescribed by hospitals or clinics as well as those purchased at pharmacies) by paying medical expenses, medical allowances, disability pensions, etc.
Pharmaceuticals are essential for maintaining and improving human health, but due to their unique nature, which requires a balance between efficacy and safety, there are cases where side effects cannot be prevented even if the utmost care is taken when using them. For this reason, the Pharmaceutical Adverse Reaction Relief System aims to provide relief to victims by providing medical expenses and other compensation in the event that a certain level of health damage occurs due to side effects despite the proper use of pharmaceuticals (including those prescribed at hospitals and clinics, as well as those purchased at pharmacies).
The costs necessary for providing these medical expenses etc. are funded by contributions paid by licensed pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors.
Local government: [Health and Medical Department, Kumagaya Public Health Center]
〒360-0031 3-9-1 Suehiro, Kumagaya City (2nd floor of Kumagaya Regional Office)
TEL: 048-523-2811
Purpose of use of personal information when creating sales records When selling products that require the creation of sales records, personal information will be used in accordance with the Act on Ensuring the Quality, Effectiveness, and Safety of Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, etc., other laws, regulations, guidelines, and the privacy policy established by our company.
Other necessary matters (contact point for complaints, etc.)
1. Daikeido Sanai Pharmacy Co., Ltd. Phone number: 048-575-2888 (9:00-18:00)
2. Kumagaya Public Health Center, Health and Medical Affairs Department Telephone number: 048-523-2811 (8:30-17:15)
[Photo of a pharmaceutical store (physical store)]
[Photo of the actual store exterior]
[Photos of the interior of the actual store]
*The products sold on this website can also be purchased at our physical store.
License classification: Pharmacy License number: No. 110872 Issue date: December 5, 2023 Expiration date: December 4, 2019 License holder: Daikeido Co., Ltd. Representative Director Kazutoshi Otani Name of pharmacy: Sanai Pharmacy Address of pharmacy: 2-13-3 Nishijimacho, Fukaya City, Saitama Prefecture
Permit issuing municipality: Saitama Prefecture
[Information on the notification form for specific sales (internet sales)]
Date of notification: May 10, 2018 To: Director of Kumagaya Public Health Center
[Explanation regarding distinction of employees by name tags, etc.]
Pharmacist: "Pharmacist" name tag and white coat
Registered Salesperson: "Registered Salesperson" name tag
General workers: Uniforms other than those listed above
[Information for professionals engaged in pharmaceutical sales]
[Supervising Pharmacist] Name: Hirosuke Akaishi Registration number: 476325
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Professionals working at stores other than store managers (pharmacists/registered salespeople)]
【pharmacist】
Name: Masami Otani Registration number: 133974
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Operation, dispensing, retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Haruka Hanyu Registration number: 525437
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yukashi Nakayama Registration number: 265870
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yumiko Inoue Registration number: 220274
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Noriko Honjo Registration number: 382633
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yoshiko Aihara Registration number: 406287
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Azusa Fujimoto Registration number: 399914
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Wednesday and Friday 9:00-14:00
Name: Fumina Noguchi Registration number: 506458
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Sana Hemmi Registration number: 541272
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Manami Negishi Registration number: 464794
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Ai Hosaka Registration number: 389655
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Mon-Wed, Fri-Sat 12:00-18:00
Name: Kohei Toriyabe Registration number: 564895
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Dispensing and retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Registered Salesperson]
Name: Sumiyo Hikita Registration number: 11-15-000629
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yumiko Endo Registration number: 11-16-00259
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Hikaru Iizuka Registration number: 13-13-10470
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Miyuki Moriya Registration number: 11-15-00590
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Yuka Hatori Registration number: 11-21-00674
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Saito Koi Registration number: 11-21-00673
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Name: Noriko Imai Registration number: 11-09-02225
Prefecture of registration: Saitama Prefecture Duties: Retail sales Working hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
[Classification of over-the-counter drugs we handle]
Classification of over-the-counter medicines handled: In-store medicines include prescription medicines, Class 1 medicines, designated Class 2 medicines, Class 2 medicines, and Class 3 medicines. Medicine expiration date: Our store will only deliver medicines with an expiration date of 6 months or more.
However, for some medicines, the expiration date will be listed individually, so please check it.
(*Items with a shorter expiration date than the above will be listed on each page.)
[Pharmaceutical store opening hours]
Online order acceptance hours Orders are accepted 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Store hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Sunday 15:00-17:00 (closed on public holidays)
Online drug sales hours (when a pharmacist or registered salesperson is on-site)
Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00
Sunday 15:00-17:00 (closed on public holidays)
Hours and contact information for specialist consultations: Normal phone number: 048-575-2888
Email address: kikaku-k@taikeido.jp
Consultation hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 to 18:00. In case of emergency, please call 090-5347-4273.
Consultation hours outside business hours: Sundays and holidays 10:00-18:30
[Matters concerning the system for the sale of over-the-counter drugs]
Definitions of and explanations regarding prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs, and Class 3 drugs [prescription drugs]
Among the pharmaceuticals (excluding veterinary medicines) listed in (1) to (4) below, those whose efficacy and effects do not have a significant effect on the human body, which are intended to be used at the discretion of consumers based on information provided by pharmacists or other medical professionals, and which require face-to-face information provision by a pharmacist and guidance based on pharmaceutical knowledge to ensure their proper use.
(1) A pharmaceutical that is deemed to fall under Article 14, Paragraph 8, Item 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act at the time of application for approval of its manufacture and sale, and for which the period specified by a Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare ordinance has not yet elapsed since receiving approval for said application.
(2) A pharmaceutical product that is recognized at the time of application for approval to manufacture and sell the product as having the same active ingredients, quantity, usage, dosage, efficacy, effects, etc. as the pharmaceutical product listed in (1), and for which the period specified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Ordinance has not yet elapsed since receiving approval for the application.
(3) Poisonous drugs as defined in Article 44, Paragraph 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act. (4) Poisonous drugs as defined in Article 44, Paragraph 2 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act.
[Class 1 OTC drug]
Among the pharmaceuticals that may cause health damage due to side effects, etc., to a degree that interferes with daily life, those designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as requiring special caution in their use.
In addition, this refers to a pharmaceutical product that falls under Article 14, Paragraph 8, Item 1 of the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act at the time of application for approval of its manufacture and sale, and for which the period specified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Ordinance has not yet elapsed since the approval pertaining to said application.
(Especially high-risk ones)
(Examples) H2 blocker-containing medicines, some hair medicines, etc.
[Class 2 OTC drug]
Pharmaceuticals designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as medicines (excluding Category 1 pharmaceuticals) that may cause serious health damage due to side effects, etc., that interfere with daily life.
(Relatively high risk)
(Examples) Major cold medicines, antipyretics, analgesics, etc.
Among these, those designated by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare as requiring special caution are called "designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals."
[Class 3 OTC drug]
Over-the-counter drugs other than Class 1 and Class 2 pharmaceuticals.
Medicines whose side effects may cause bodily abnormalities or disorders, but not to the extent that they impede daily life.
(Relatively low risk)
(Example) Vitamin B, C-containing health supplements, intestinal regulators, etc. Explanation of the provision of information on prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs: There are differences in the obligation to provide information for Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 drugs. In addition, the corresponding experts are also determined as follows.
A registered pharmacist is an expert who sells over-the-counter drugs and has passed a prefectural examination.
Experts who provide information and consultation regardless of risk classification questions Prescription drugs Obligatory (use written form) Obligatory Pharmacist Class 1 drugs Obligatory (use written form) Obligatory Pharmacist Class 2 drugs Obligation to make efforts Obligatory Pharmacist or registered distributor Class 3 drugs Not required (not specified in the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act) Obligatory Pharmacist or registered distributor Explanation regarding the labelling of prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs and Class 3 drugs For each risk category of over-the-counter drugs being labeled, the words "prescription drug", "Class 1 drug", "Class 2 drug" or "Class 3 drug" should be written and enclosed in [ ].
For Category 2 pharmaceuticals that require special caution, the letter "2" is enclosed in parentheses.
Prescription drugs are written on the direct container or direct packaging of the over-the-counter drug.
In addition, if the markings on the immediate container or immediate encapsulation are not visible from the outside, they shall also be written on the outer container or outer encapsulation.
Commentary on the provision of information on prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs: The obligation to provide information differs between Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 drugs.
In addition, the specialists who will be handling the sales are as follows: A registered salesperson is a specialist who is responsible for selling over-the-counter drugs and has passed the prefectural exam.
Risk classificationProviding information without asking questionsConsultation and responseExperts who can assist with demandPrescription drugsObligatory (use written form) Mandatory pharmacistClass 1 drugsObligatory (use written form) Mandatory pharmacistClass 2 drugsObligatory to make effortsObligatory pharmacist or registered distributorClass 3 drugsNot required (not specified in the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act) Mandatory pharmacist or registered distributorExplanation regarding the display of prescription drugs, Class 1 drugs, Class 2 drugs and Class 3 drugsPrescription drugs and Class 1 drugs will be displayed in a designated area on the counter that is out of reach.
Designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals will be displayed within 7 meters of facilities for providing information as stipulated in the New Structure and Equipment Regulations.
In addition, Class 2 and Class 3 pharmaceuticals will be displayed in such a way that they are not mixed together.
Explanations regarding the labeling of designated Class 2 OTC drugs on sales websites and labels encouraging confirmation of contraindications and consultation with an expert. As with the risk classification, Class 2 OTC drugs will have "Class (2) OTC drug" written at the beginning of their product names to make them easily distinguishable as Class 2 OTC drugs.
Designated Category 2 pharmaceuticals are displayed at the top of each pharmaceutical category to avoid being mixed with pharmaceuticals in other risk categories (on the first page displayed for each pharmaceutical category). In addition, product pages are displayed to encourage users to check contraindications and consult with a specialist.
Explanation regarding labeling of over-the-counter drugs on sales sites Over-the-counter drugs are labeled on sales sites so that they are clearly identified as medicines, and the risk category of the product is listed at the beginning of the product name so that it can be easily distinguished between Class 1 medicines, designated Class 2 medicines, Class 2 medicines, and Class 3 medicines depending on the risk category.
Explanation of the system for providing relief for health damage caused by medicines [Health Damage Relief System]
The Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) is an independent administrative institution that works to provide relief for health damage caused by pharmaceuticals and biological products.
[Relief System Consultation Desk]
Phone: 0120-149-931 (toll free, consultation hours 9:00-17:30)
Email: kyufu@pmda.go.jp
[Drug Adverse Reaction Relief System]
The Pharmaceutical Adverse Reaction Relief System applies to health damage caused by side effects of medication.
This is a system that provides compensation for those who have suffered illness or disability requiring hospitalization due to side effects caused by the proper use of medicines (including medicines prescribed by hospitals or clinics as well as those purchased at pharmacies) by paying medical expenses, medical allowances, disability pensions, etc.
Pharmaceuticals are essential for maintaining and improving human health, but due to their unique nature, which requires a balance between efficacy and safety, there are cases where side effects cannot be prevented even if the utmost care is taken when using them. For this reason, the Pharmaceutical Adverse Reaction Relief System aims to provide relief to victims by providing medical expenses and other compensation in the event that a certain level of health damage occurs due to side effects despite the proper use of pharmaceuticals (including those prescribed at hospitals and clinics, as well as those purchased at pharmacies).
The costs necessary for providing these medical expenses etc. are funded by contributions paid by licensed pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors.
Local government: [Health and Medical Department, Kumagaya Public Health Center]
〒360-0031 3-9-1 Suehiro, Kumagaya City (2nd floor of Kumagaya Regional Office)
TEL: 048-523-2811
Purpose of use of personal information when creating sales records When selling products that require the creation of sales records, personal information will be used in accordance with the Act on Ensuring the Quality, Effectiveness, and Safety of Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices, etc., other laws, regulations, guidelines, and the privacy policy established by our company.
Other necessary matters (contact point for complaints, etc.)
1. Daikeido Sanai Pharmacy Co., Ltd. Phone number: 048-575-2888 (9:00-18:00)
2. Kumagaya Public Health Center, Health and Medical Affairs Department Telephone number: 048-523-2811 (8:30-17:15)
[Photo of a pharmaceutical store (physical store)]
[Photo of the actual store exterior]
[Photos of the interior of the actual store]
*The products sold on this website can also be purchased at our physical store.
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