In the practice of experimental use exception doctrine, public debates always focus on the impact of the measure on pharmaceutical products. The experimental use exception doctrine in Taiwan is a very narrow one. To fall within this exception on patent law, the use has to be one that is without profit-seeking acts. In addition, the President's Promulgation on Pharmaceutical Affairs Act Amendment in 2/5/2005 is to revise and augment the Article 40-2. According to article 40-2(5), the effect of a new drug invention patent right shall not extend to the practice before submitting a new drug application for research, educational or experimental purposes. This is so-called "Bolar exception". Because of the haste of its legislation, the Bolar exception rule in Taiwan is not practical. Therefore, this article attempts to set forth some opinions of the draft amendments. First, this article introduces the case law of foreign countries. Then, this article interprets the contents of patent law and pharmaceutical affairs act in Taiwan, and comments on a related case of Taiwan Taipei District Court. Finally, this article reaches some conclusions of the proposal for the draft amendments.