Products

How this catalogue is organised

The list below is the whole finished-dosage portfolio: 186 products across nine presentations and fourteen therapeutic areas. Two entry points are useful depending on what you already know. If you are sourcing by product type — you need injections, or suppositories, or oral liquids — start from the presentation filters. If you are building a tender line or a therapeutic programme, start from the therapeutic ranges, because each range page explains which presentations are listed on the WHO Model List and what the specification has to state.

Browse by dosage form

• Injectables and infusions — ampoules, vials and IV fluids, including emergency and critical-care lines
• Tablets — plain, film-coated and effervescent, from 100 mg to high-dose presentations
• Capsules — hard gelatin and vegetarian shells, including enteric and modified-release forms
• Ophthalmic preparations — single and multi-dose eye drops and ocular solutions
• Oral suspensions — weight-band paediatric and adult suspensions
• Syrups — paediatric and adult liquid orals in bottle presentations
• Suppositories — adult and paediatric strengths, including antipyretic and antiemetic forms
• Granules — sachet and single-dose granule presentations
• Medical consumables — antiseptics and consumable items supplied alongside the medicine range

Browse by therapeutic area

Each therapeutic range page sets out the presentations carried on the WHO Model List, the supply forms available and the specification points a buyer has to decide before ordering.

• Analgesics, antipyretics & NSAIDs
• Antimalarials & ACTs
• Antibacterials & WHO AWaRe
• Ophthalmic medicines
• Diabetes, insulin & metabolic care
• Maternal, obstetric & newborn care
• Emergency & critical care
• Gastrointestinal & antiemetics
• IV fluids & parenteral nutrition
• Cancer medicines
• Antifungals, antivirals & anthelmintics
• Antisepsis & consumables
• Sexual & reproductive health
• Vitamins, minerals & clinical nutrition

What every product page states

Open any product and you will find the specification position rather than a sales paragraph: which presentation is referenced, the parameters that have to be fixed before a purchase order is raised, the testing panel applied at release, the pack and labelling options, the registration and dossier support available, and the documentation that travels with the batch. That structure exists because a catalogue price is only usable if the specification behind it is answerable.

How to specify an order from the catalogue

1. Name the product and the strength you intend to register, in the base or salt form.
2. State the dosage form and presentation, and the container if it matters.
3. Give the pack configuration — blister or bottle, count per pack, units per carton — and whether you need your own artwork.
4. Say the quantity: trial, registration, first commercial order or annual tender volume.
5. Name the destination market, because it decides labelling language, documentation set and registration route.
6. Nominate the monograph (USP, EP, BP or CP) and any additional release test your authority expects.

Other routes into the catalogue

Therapeutic ranges · Nutrition & supplements · Sourcing & registration notes · Request a quotation

Reference information only. Published guidance is quoted for professional and regulatory-context purposes and is not medical advice or a prescribing recommendation.