Indian medical device manufacturers have raised concerns that private hospitals and retailers are favoring imported devices with inflated prices or missing MRPs to gain higher margins. This practice disadvantages domestic manufacturers, who offer similar products at lower costs. The industry has urged the government to investigate unfair trade practices and duty evasion related to excessive MRPs on imported devices.
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