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Other Class 2 medical devices that could
                                              be sold on the Internet in 2017











                                   Menstrual cups        Blood pressure     Otolaryngology drug
                                                          tourniquets       application devices

                                                                             Motorized vehicle for
                                             Powered wheelchairs             medical purposes











                                     739 items have been allowed to be sold online
                                      (including 721 Class1 medical devices and 18 Class 2 medical devices)
                         Figure 5-4                Medical devices that pharmaceutical companies (drug stores) may sell through
                                         distance sales channels in 2017


                     Section 5   Stipulation of Cosmetic Hygiene and Safety Act



                     Origin of Policy


                          The Statute for Control of Cosmetic Hygiene has been enforced since December 28, 1972,
                     and was amended five times. Given trade liberalization and frequent international correspondence
                     in recent years, current management requirements are becoming more and more insufficient to
                     meet practical demand.
                          For reinforced quality and safety of cosmetic products that are available on the market and
                     to reflect international management trends, the Administration prepared the amended draft of the
                     Statute for Control of Cosmetic Hygiene that highlights replacement of the medicated cosmetics
                     registration system with the product notification and product information file system and addition
                     of the requirement for cosmetic businesses to comply with the Good Manufacturing Practice,
                     among others, in order to strengthen the hygiene and safety management mechanism for cosmetic
                     products and to meet the requirements of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for
                     Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).


                     Implementation Measures


                     1. The Administration began revising the Statute for Control of Cosmetic Hygiene in 2011 and has
                       been proactively communicating with external representatives. The public hearing on highlights
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