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Once the NNHPD has decided that your product is effective, safe, and of high quality, you'll receive an NPN or DIN-HM (Homeopathic Medicine Number). There are no government fees associated with receiving this number and they do not expire.

The NNHPD typically requests information in the form of an Information Request Notice (IRN).

The NPN is an eight-digit number that indicates the natural health product has been approved by Health Canada and is safe, works, and is of the high-quality. All products with a Natural Product Number are licensed for retail in Canada. The red circled area of the label is the Natural Product Number.

All NHP must be first approved for sale in Canada by the Natural and Non-prescription Drug Health Product Directorate (NNHPD). When a product has been successfully reviewed and approved by the NNHPD it receives an 8-digit Natural Product Number (NPN).

An attestation must be completed by the Research Ethics Board that reviewed and approved the clinical trial protocol and informed consent form for this clinical trial at the site specified below. The completed attestation must be retained by the clinical trial sponsor for a period of 15 years.

Quantity crude equivalent: The quantity of crude material equivalent to the final preparation. Both the quantity and unit of measure are required. A range may also be provided. Ratio: Ratio of the quantity (mass) of raw material used to the quantity (mass or volume) of final preparation.

Quantification by Input (QBI) means the content of an active ingredient is estimated from the amount dispensed during the manufacture of the product.

Once the NNHPD has decided that your product is effective, safe, and of high quality, you'll receive an NPN or DIN-HM (Homeopathic Medicine Number). There are no government fees associated with receiving this number and they do not expire.

The NNHPD typically requests information in the form of an Information Request Notice (IRN).

The NPN is an eight-digit number that indicates the natural health product has been approved by Health Canada and is safe, works, and is of the high-quality. All products with a Natural Product Number are licensed for retail in Canada. The red circled area of the label is the Natural Product Number.

All NHP must be first approved for sale in Canada by the Natural and Non-prescription Drug Health Product Directorate (NNHPD). When a product has been successfully reviewed and approved by the NNHPD it receives an 8-digit Natural Product Number (NPN).

An attestation must be completed by the Research Ethics Board that reviewed and approved the clinical trial protocol and informed consent form for this clinical trial at the site specified below. The completed attestation must be retained by the clinical trial sponsor for a period of 15 years.

Quantity crude equivalent: The quantity of crude material equivalent to the final preparation. Both the quantity and unit of measure are required. A range may also be provided. Ratio: Ratio of the quantity (mass) of raw material used to the quantity (mass or volume) of final preparation.

Quantification by Input (QBI) means the content of an active ingredient is estimated from the amount dispensed during the manufacture of the product.