PAGB score 100% overall satisfaction with membership
The results are in from our latest annual membership survey, and we’re excited to share that once again, we have received a 100% overall satisfaction rate with our membership.
This workshop gives you an overview of the self-regulatory system for OTC medicines advertising and how this applies to your campaigns.
View detailsThis workshop gives you an overview of the rules around advertising medical devices and provides practical advice on keeping your campaigns compliant.
View detailsFind out what regulations apply to food supplements products and what this means for your brands.
View detailsRead our latest media statements released in response to media issues affecting the consumer healthcare industry (members only).
Media statementsThis report showcases the current and potential impact of OTC usage in the UK.
Learn moreThis report showcases the current and potential impact of OTC usage in the UK.
Learn moreWe are the only trade association representing the interests of manufacturers of branded OTC medicines, self-care medical devices and food supplements in the UK.
Learn moreThis report showcases the current and potential impact of OTC usage in the UK.
Learn moreEvery year, at least 25 million GP appointments and 5 million A&E appointments are used for self-treatable illnesses, such as headaches, colds, allergies and indigestion. If people were empowered to self-care it could save the NHS at least £1.7bn per year in costs.
At a time when the NHS is under immense pressure it is vital that self-care is a vital component of trying to reduce these pressures and building a sustainable healthcare system for the future. When done correctly self-care can have the triple benefit of reducing demand on the NHS, reducing health inequalities among the public, and empowering people to take ownership of their own health.
Ahead of a general election PAGB are calling for any future Government to:
To find out more about our calls to a future Government you can read our Self-Care Manifesto.