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This paper aimed to establish –through direct observation, surveys (to consumers, distributors, and producers of medications) and data analysis– the compliance and knowledge percentage of the Resolution 371 of 2009, through which the management and disposal of expired medications in the city of Bogota, Colombia is established. Due to the exploratory nature of the paper, we carried out a survey regarding the degree of compliance and knowledge of such resolution. This survey showed the following results: 14% of consumers knows and uses the “blue points”. 7% of distributors concerns about informing by word of mouth the procedure used to return expired medications. 100% of producers or importers have a plan to inform users about the handling of expired medications. Only two companies out of the suggested “n-sampling” that produce and import medications were interviewed. These results display a percentage below 20% of population coverage regarding the awareness of the expired medication return management plan in the city of Bogota, as the regulation establishes.

Grado de cumplimiento y conocimiento de la resolución 371 de 2009, referente al manejo de medicamentos vencidos en la ciudad de Bogotá, Colombia