"I'm Not the God of Medicine" What would happen if Cheng Yong opened a travel company and brought patients to India to buy their own medicine?

1. You can do this. There are uncontrollable risks. One of the important categories of outbound tourism is medical tourism. Thailand, where many people in China go, has such a branch. In Japan, it mainly provides various physical examinations and Cancer screening and some treatment projects mainly focus on geriatric diseases and dentistry in Thailand. As for bringing patients to India, there used to be errand companies that specially brought medicines. It is difficult to regulate legally, but there are still risks. , the treatment of diseases is actually similar to plastic surgery in some aspects, that is, everyone will have their own judgment standards for the final effect, and it is difficult to make quantitative standards in black and white. ?

2. Because it is impossible to judge that the customer must have this problem, and sometimes there is a drug allergy, this is not only to avoid legal risks, but also

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So this kind of thing is the uncontrollable risk I mentioned earlier. The correct approach is to decide whether to go to the hospital based on the customer’s own judgment.

What the team leader can do is to work overtime to provide As a translator, I help clients pay overtime to the team leader for free. Both the Public Security Bureau, the Procuratorate, and even the court knew what Cheng Yong had done.

Cheng Yong's purchase and use of credit cards is definitely against the law.

This cannot be washed away. If he is convicted of this crime, he will definitely be found guilty, but what he bought was life-saving medicine, so the matter will not be the same. Same thing, how to get Cheng Yong off the hook?

The law enforcers must know more about things within the system than ordinary people. Exposing the purchase of generic drugs turned everyone's attention to generic pharmaceuticals. Cheng Yong did not make profits from this, and indirectly saved many lives. Human lives, let the central government pay attention to this matter, understand that there are loopholes in the law, and come to amend the law. After all, Cheng Yong cannot save all the patients in the country. Leave the matter to the state to solve. If problems are exposed, there will be Just Cause

The law has been changed.

These types of generic drugs are not considered fake drugs. In fact, I just want to say that if similar things happen in the future

if you are sick and buy foreign drugs, as long as they are not fake drugs , the state will not care about it. After all, even if the state wants to control it, whether it is drug review or inclusion in medical insurance, it still needs to go through the process. This takes time, but illness cannot be delayed. Of course, this cannot be said clearly. Movies can only be made this way, but reality is different.

The real prototype is called Cheng Yong. He was arrested for illegally using bank cards and credit cards.

In order to facilitate payment, Cheng Yong bought a few bank cards and credit cards and gave them to the Indian side. When buying medicine here, he would deposit money into the card, and the Indian side would pay directly

Just swipe the card to withdraw the money and then deliver the goods, so you don't have to run around.

3. The prototype of Cheng Yong in "I'm Not the God of Medicine" is called Cheng Yong. If it's just about treating chronic myelogenous leukemia, it's not cost-effective to open a travel company. It will definitely be replaced by drug purchasing.

The treatment of this type of chronic myelogenous leukemia does not require surgery, and people do not need to visit the site in person.

For example, when it comes to plastic surgery in Japan and South Korea, people have to visit the place in person. To die in peace, one has to die in person.

For chronic myelogenous leukemia, you have to take medicine every month. It has become a chronic disease, unlike other diseases, such as plastic surgery, which are one-time treatments.

The price/performance ratio is much higher than hiring someone to purchase on your behalf.

Based on the price at that time, if it cost 20,000 yuan to buy medicine domestically, if you go abroad once a month, your expenses would be more than 10,000 yuan, close to 20,000 yuan.

And those hotels in India are very dirty.

The law at that time included the crime of selling counterfeit medicines, but this crime was recently abolished.

4. Many patients cannot read English, cannot remit money, and cannot exchange foreign currency. The Indian manufacturer's payment account was Western Union

So many patients approached Cheng Yong to purchase on their behalf. Cheng Yong’s price at that time was 600, which was equivalent to a group purchase for patients to buy medicine.

It’s just that the credit card used belongs to Cheng Yong, and the person who contacted the manufacturer was also Cheng Yong.

Twenty years later, that manufacturer’s medicine was mailed to me for 300 yuan. No problem. Air tickets between China and India were not expensive at that time. A round trip of two to three thousand yuan was a common price. I once took a low-cost airline from Mandu, Nepal to Hong Kong via New Delhi, India. The fare was only 1,500. You can also go to Nepal. The fare from Lhasa to Zhangmu is three to four hundred per person.

It was not difficult to go abroad back then, so I won’t go into details. It was probably because of this paragraph that it was illegally deleted before. ?

We can apply for a visa directly and it’s not expensive. You don’t have to go there yourself, the passport is mailed to you and sent back after it is processed. Even if the patient doesn't go there, it's no problem for relatives and friends to go to India. When they get to India, they can also ask local Chinese to help buy medicine. It's nothing more than paying a service fee, and there is no need to worry about the language barrier.

Back then, in a small country like Nepal, there were Chinese people everywhere in Kathmandu. On Taobao, you could find various services such as running errands, exchanging foreign exchange, and booking air tickets and hotels

on behalf of others.

In addition, there are pharmacies at New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport that sell anti-cancer drugs directly.

As for prescriptions, you can bring translated domestic medical records, and Indians will definitely find a way to give you a prescription.