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Proposes Adding Carboetomidate, Methoxycarbonyl-Carboetomidate, and Allyl Etomidate as Second-Class Controlled Drugs

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The Ministry of Health and Welfare of Taiwan published Notice No. 衛授食字第1151800123號 on April 27, 2026, proposing to add three etomidate analogues—Carboetomidate (碳依托咪酯), Methoxycarbonyl-Carboetomidate (甲氧羰基碳依托咪酯), and Allyl Etomidate (烯丙基依托咪酯)—as second-class controlled drugs under the Controlled Drugs Classification and Items list. The amendment is依据 the Controlled Drugs Management Act Article 3(2). Public comments are open for 14 days from gazette publication, with submissions to PengYH@fda.gov.tw or by mail to TFDA's Nangang, Taipei address.

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The proposal adds three specific etomidate analogue substances—Carboetomidate, Methoxycarbonyl-Carboetomidate, and Allyl Etomidate—to the second-class category of Taiwan's controlled drugs schedule. The amendment is issued under the authority of the Controlled Drugs Management Act and will subject these substances to the procurement, storage, reporting, and dispensing controls applicable to second-class controlled drugs. Parties manufacturing, distributing, prescribing, or dispensing these substances will face heightened compliance obligations once the amendment is finalized and takes effect. Comments are accepted for 14 days from gazette publication.

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公告資訊

衛生福利部 公告 發文日期 :中華民國115年4月27日 發文字號:衛授食字第1151800123號 附件: 主旨 :預告修正 「管制藥品分級及品項」草案 依據:行政程序法第一百五十一條第二項準用第一百五十四條第一項。 公告事項: 一、修正機關:衛生福利部。 二、修正依據:管制藥品管理條例第三條第二項。 三、「管制藥品分級及品項」修正草案如下:

(一)增列 碳依托咪酯( Carboetomidate )為第二級管制藥品 。 (二)增列 甲氧羰基碳依托咪酯 (Methoxycarbonyl-Carboetomidate)為第二級管制藥品。 (三)增列 烯丙基依托咪酯( Allyl Etomidate )為第二級管制藥品 。 四、本案另載於本部網站「衛生福利法規檢索系統」網站(https://mohwlaw.mohw.gov.tw/)下「法規草案」網頁、本部食品藥物管理署網站「公告資訊」下「本署公告」網頁及國家發展委員會「公共政策網路參與平臺─眾開講」網頁(https://join.gov.tw/policies/)。

五、上述修正品項,為配合政府政策,避免管制空窗期影響科學上之需用,本公告周知期間為14日。對於本公告內容有任何意見或修正建議者,請於本公告刊登公報之次日起14日內陳述意見或洽詢:

(一)承辦單位:衛生福利部食品藥物管理署 (二)地址:臺北市南港區研究院路一段130巷109號 (三)聯絡人:彭技正 (四)電話:(02)27877611 (五)傳真:(02)26531180 (六)電子信箱:PengYH@fda.gov.tw

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TFDA Taiwan
Published
April 27th, 2026
Instrument
Consultation
Branch
Executive
Source language
zh
Legal weight
Non-binding
Stage
Consultation
Change scope
Substantive

Who this affects

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Drug manufacturers Healthcare providers
Industry sector
3254 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Activity scope
Controlled drug regulation Drug scheduling
Geographic scope
TW TW

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Primary area
Pharmaceuticals
Operational domain
Regulatory Affairs
Topics
Public Health

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