√ Production of solid dosage forms (tablets, including coated tablets, capsules, powders for suspensions, powders and granules in sachets) (Workshop No. 1 and Workshop No. 2)

√ Production of injectables (solutions and lyophilized powders for injections) (Workshop No. 3)

√ Production of infusion preparations (solutions for infusion) (Workshop No. 4)

√ Production of penicillin series antibiotics in the form of suppositories

√ Production of penicillin series antibiotics in the form of powder for the preparation of suspension

√ Dispersion of sterile cephalosporin antibiotics (PCA-1)

√ Production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles (Workshop No. 1 and Workshop No. 2)

√ Production of injection solutions in polymer ampoules (Workshop No. 2 and Workshop No. 3)

√ Production of infusion solutions in polymer vials (Workshop №1)

√ Manufacturing of dosaged hard drug (tablets, capsulus) powder (sache-packages) and nasal spray and drops (Workshop №1 and Workshop №3)

√ Production of infusion solutions

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions: √ Large volume liquid dosage forms

√ Small volume liquid dosage forms 2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production: √ Large volume liquid dosage forms

√ Small volume liquid dosage forms

II.Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets

II.Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ tablets (coated)

√ tablets (not coated)

√ powder for suspension preparation

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ dry powder in vials

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

I.Sterile medicines: 1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ powder for preparation of injection solutions in glass vials (cephalosporin antibiotics)

√ powder for preparation of injection solutions in glass vials (penicillin antibiotics)

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms in glass vials.

√ large volume liquid dosage forms in polyethylene and polypropylene bottles

√ small volume liquid dosage forms in ampoules

√ small volume liquid dosage forms in polyethylene ampoules

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

II.Non-sterile medicines:

√ candles (suppositories)

√ soft dosage forms for external use

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms (Workshop No.1-temporarily suspended, Workshop No.2)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ generators of radionuclides

IV. Production activities of other medicines

√ Radiopharmaceuticals:

√ substance

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets

√ sachet

I.Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ liquid medicines in large volumes
√ liquid medicines in small volumes

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ liquid medicines in large volumes

√ liquid medicines in small volumes 

I. Sterile medicines:

√ lyophilizates (workshop for the production of vaccines and lyophilized, injectable and infusion medicines)

√ Powder for solution for injection, in glass vials. (workshop for the production of vaccines and lyophilized injection and infusion medicines)

√ Powder for the preparation of solutions for injections of antibiotics of the beta-lactam series, in glass vials. (workshop No. 1 for dispensing dry sterile antibiotics of the cephalosporin series in bottles)

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ Large volume liquid dosage forms (workshop for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and workshop for the production of vaccines and lyophilized injectable and infusion drugs)

√ Small volume liquid dosage forms

(workshop No. 1 for the production of injection solutions in glass ampoules, workshop No. 2 for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles, workshop No. 3 solutions for injections in polymer ampoules, liquids for internal use, workshop No. 2 for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles and workshop for the production of vaccines and lyophilized injectable and infusion medicines)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ Liquid dosage forms for external use. (workshop No. 2 for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles, workshop no. 3 solutions for injections in polymer ampoules, liquids for internal use)

√ Liquid dosage forms for oral administration (workshop No. 2 for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles and injection solutions in polymer ampoules, workshop No. 3 liquids for internal use)

III. Biological medicines:

√ Immunological medicines (workshop for the production of vaccines and lyophilized injectable and infusion medicines)

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions;

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions;

√ active pharmaceutical ingredients

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms: solutions for injections in polymer ampoules, solutions for injections in glass ampoules, drops in polymer vials

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms: solutions for injections in glass ampoules, drops in polymer vials

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ sprays

II Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard-shelled capsules (production of drugs intended for general use production area No.1 and antibiotic production area No.2)

√ tablets (production area of drugs intended for general use No.1 and antibiotic production area No.2)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard-shelled capsules

√ tablets

√ sachets

(Temporarily suspended!)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard-shelled capsules

√ tablets

√ sachets

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ soft dosage form

√ suppositories

√ tablets

√ sachets

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ tablets

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ liquids for internal use

√ tablets

I. Sterile preparations:

√ Immunobiological preparations: sprays and liquid dosage forms.

II Biological preparations:

√  Immunobiological preparations: hard shell capsules.

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ soft dosage forms ( 9/3 and 9/4 production lines)

√ suppositories (9/5 and 9/6 production lines)

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

√ lyophilizates

√ solutions for injections in syringes

2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

√powder for solution for injections

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules (general and antibiotic)

√ chewable dosage forms

√ liquid dosage forms for external use

√ liquid dosage forms for drinking (suspensions and syrups)

√ other solid dosage forms (powder and sachets for suspension in PET vials)

√ soft dosage forms (ointment, liniment, cream and gel)

√ suppositories

√ tablets (general and antibiotics)

√ alcohol solutions

I. Sterile medicines:

2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ Large volume liquid dosage forms (infusions in polyethylene/ polypropylene and glass vials)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ liquid dosage forms for external use (spray, balm)

√ liquids for internal use (syrup, drop)

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ Powder for preparing a solution for injections, in glass vials

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ powder for solution for injection

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and non-film coated)

√ powder for oral solution (in sachets)

√ alcohol solutions

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ other solid dosage forms (powder for suspension, in vials)

√ tablets (coated and non-film coated)

√ powder for oral solution (in sachets)

I. Sterile medicines:

2.Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ tablets (coated and non-film coated)

I. Sterile medicines:

2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquid dosage forms (in polymer vials)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and non-film coated)

I. Sterile medicines:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms.

√ large volume liquid dosage forms (in polyethylene and glass bottles).

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules (cytostatic).

√ active pharmaceutical ingredient (substances)

II. Non-sterile drugs

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (not coated)

II. Non-sterile medicines

√ hard shell capsules (antibiotic and non-antibiotic)

√ chewable dosage forms

√ tablets (coated and uncoated (antibiotic and non-antibiotic))

√ powder for solutions and suspensions (in vials)

√ powder and granules for preparing a solution (in sachets)

√ substances (Temporarily suspended!)

II. non-sterile

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and uncoated)

√ powder for preparing a solution (in sachets)

(Temporarily suspended!)

II. Non-sterile drugs

√ colorless alcohol solutions

√ volatile solutions