Manufacturer
The identified entity that manufactures the product in the named source.
PRODUCT RECORDS
Build a complete product record before building the basket.
Keep the exact commercial identity of a product separate from assumptions about clinical similarity, suitability or interchangeability.
A useful purchasing record keeps these fields together.
Do not treat every name as the same field.
Brand
The commercial brand under which records are organised.
Family and variant
The product-line hierarchy used to distinguish named presentations.
Pack and SKU
The exact purchasing reference that should survive into basket, invoice and receiving.
A catalogue record does not establish every clinical or regulatory conclusion.
A matching unit count, volume, ingredient family or presentation does not by itself establish equivalent potency, performance, duration, approval or patient suitability.
A catalogue record does not establish every clinical or regulatory conclusion.
A matching unit count, volume, ingredient family or presentation does not by itself establish equivalent potency, performance, duration, approval or patient suitability.
Product record example
| Field | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Source-stated manufacturer |
| Brand | Source-stated brand |
| Product family | Named family |
| Variant | Exact listing variant |
| Pack | Exact pack string |
| Market | Destination under review |
| Evidence | Named source links |
| Open questions | Buyer confirmation list |
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