Decontrol of Tetanus Anti-Toxin Vials

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 581: Decontrol of Tetanus Anti-Toxin Vials

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Title Supreme Court: Decontrol of Tetanus Anti-Toxin Vials

Law: Executive Order No. 581

Decision Date: Apr 4, 1953

Elpidio Quirino, President of the Philippines, revises the classification of tetanus anti-toxin in 10,000 and 20,000-unit vials to a completely decontrolled status, streamlining its regulation under Executive Order No. 471.

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Revision of Annex A of Executive Order No. 471

This order revises Annex A of a prior Executive Order No. 471 dated August 24, 1951.
The specific change involves the reclassification of certain medical substances.

Reclassification of Tetanus Anti-toxin Vials

Tetanus anti-toxin in 10,000 and 20,000-unit vials is reclassified under the "completely decontrolled category."
Previously, these vials were presumably controlled or regulated differently.
"Completely decontrolled" indicates removal from regulation or import restrictions under the existing law.

Implications of the Order

This reclassification facilitates easier importation and distribution of said tetanus anti-toxin vials.
It aims to enhance public health measures by ensuring availability.

Execution and Formalization

The order was signed and promulgated in the City of Manila.
The date of effectivity is April 4, 1953.
Formal signatures include President Elpidio Quirino and Acting Executive Secretary Marciano Roque.

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