I. Sterile medicinal products:
√ small-volume liquid dosage forms (immunobiological drugs)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:
√ liquid dosage forms for external use (galenic preparations)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:
√ powder for preparing suspension

II. Non-sterile medicinal products
√ capsules with a hard shell (1-section for the production of general medicines;

2nd site for the production of antibiotic-type medicines)
√ tablets (1st general pharmaceutical production site;

2nd site for the production of antibiotic-type medicines)

III. Biological medicinal products
√ blood products (raw material - human plasma for fractionation)

III. Biological medicinal products
√ blood products (raw material - human plasma for fractionation)

I. Sterile medicinal products
2. Medicinal products subject to sterilization upon completion of production:
√ small-volume liquid dosage forms (injected solutions in glass ampoules, polymer and glass drops in vials)

II. Non-sterile medicines:
√ liquid dosage forms for external use (drops in polymer and glass bottles)

2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:
√ large volume liquids
√ small volume liquids Injection solutions in polymer ampoules, Injectable solutions in glass ampoules, drops in polymer vials (ear, eyes, mouth)

II. Non-steril products

√ capsules, hard shell

√ liquids for internel use

√ tablets(coated and uncoated)

II. Non-steril products

√ powder for sispension and granules in sachets

III. Biological medicinal products
√ blood products (raw material - human plasma for fractionation)

I. Sterile products
1. Aseptically prepared(list of dosage forms):

√ Powder for preparing oral solution, suspension in ampoules

2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production: large volume liquids in amplules

√ smal volume liquids (in ampules Line No 1; Line No 2)

II. Non-steril products

√ Tablets

II. . Non-steril products:
√ capsules, hard shell √ tablets(coated and uncoated)

II. Non-steril products:
√ capsules, hard shell

√Soft dosage forms (ointment, liniment, oil, gel)
√ suppositories
√tablets (with shell Rural family clinic and non-Rural family clinic (workshop No1))

I. Sterile products
1. Aseptically prepared(list of dosage forms):

√ immunological products Sprays and liquid dosage forms

III. Biological medicinal products

√ immunological products: capsules, hard shell

II. Non-steril products:

√ ethyl spirit

III. . Biological medicinal products
√ blood products (raw material - human plasma for fractionation)

2. Medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ Soft dosage forms (gel)

II. Nonsterile medications

√ capsules hard shell

√ tablets

2. Medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ small volume liquids (in ampules)

I. Steril products

1. Aseptically prepared

√ large volume liquids

√ small volume liquids

√ lyophilizates

√ syringe injection solutions

√ powder for preparing injection solutions

2. Medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large volume liquids

√ small volume liquids

II. Non-sterile medical products
√ capsules hard shell

√ tablets (with and without shell)

√ powder in sachet bags

I. Sterile medicines

√ soft dosage forms (ointments)

II. Non-sterile medications

√ soft dosage forms (ointments)
√ suppositories"

I. Sterile medicinal products

√ powder for preparing an injection solution

I. Sterile medicines

√ eye ointments

II. Non-sterile medicinal products

√ soft dosage forms (lines No. 9/3 and 9/4)

√ suppositories (lines 9/5 and 9/6)