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Regulatory rules
Regulatory rules
Public and private institutions issue their advertising messages according to the regulatory rules in force in the countries where they operate or, in the case of transnational companies, the countries of their parent companies.
Among other things, these rules define: restrictions in the dissemination of certain content, the prescriptive scope of the advertised products, dosage, the visibility of counter indications, etc. These rules apply to advertisements published both in specialized media and in general interest media.
SIIC is not involved in eventual non-compliance with regulatory rules laid down by advertisers in the public dissemination of biomedical products (pharmaceutical products or healthcare devices) in their own or in third-party media published in Insiicnia, and in those countries where Insiicnia circulates.
Those companies, institutions, or private individuals sponsoring or participating in the advertisements classified by Insiicnia will be able to request that publication of the images that represent them should cease, clearly stating their reasons. However, SIIC reserves the right to continue publishing the images if it should wish to do so.