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Tengrinews.kz – Kazakhstan has revoked the registration certificates of two medicines. One of them is used to prevent and treat iodine deficiency. A Tengrinews.kz correspondent looked into the reason behind the decision.
On October 1, 2026, the acting chair of the Committee for Medical and Pharmaceutical Control signed two orders revoking registration certificates. The medicines in question are:
The committee explained that the registration certificates were revoked following voluntary requests from their holders or authorized representatives.
The revocation of a registration certificate is provided for under Kazakhstan’s legislation.
Under the rules, the authorized healthcare body may suspend or prohibit the use, sale or production of a medicine or medical device, withdraw it from circulation, or restrict its use.
At the same time, the agency noted that medicines and medical devices imported into or manufactured in Kazakhstan before their registration certificates expired may continue to be used.