I. Sterile medicines:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms (insulin in glass vials)

(Temporarily suspended!)

I. Sterile medicines:

√ small volume liquid dosage forms (line 2)

(Temporarily suspended!)

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

(Temporarily suspended!)

I. Sterile medicines:

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

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions: conditions:

√ lyophilizates

II. non-sterile

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and uncoated)

(Temporarily suspended!)

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

√ small volume liquid dosage forms (in glass bottles)

II. Nosteril dori vositalari

√ kapsulalar, qattiq qobiq

√ tabletkalar(qobiqli va qobiqsiz)

√ in balk (tabletkalar)

II. Non-sterile drugs

√ capsules, hard shell (general and antibiotic)

√ tablets (general and antibiotic)

√ powder and granules for preparation of suspension (in sachets and PET bottles)

II. Non-sterile drugs:

√ capsules, hard shell

√ soft drug forms (ointment, gel, ointment)

√ suppositories

√ tablets

√ powder and granules for preparation of suspension (in sachets)

Drugs to be sterilized at the end of production:

√ bulk liquid dosage forms

√ small liquid dosage forms

Non-sterile drugs: √ oral and liquid drug forms (solution, syrup, suspension)

Non-sterile drugs:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets

Medicines that can be sterilized at the end of production:

√ small liquid forms of medicine (in glass ampoules) Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ powder for suspension preparation (in Sachet package)

Non-sterile drugs:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and uncoated)

√ powder for preparation of suspension (in sachets),

√ nasal spray and drops

Non-sterile medicinal products:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ liquid dosage forms for surface application (galenic preparations)

√ liquid dosage forms for drinking

√ tablets ((general and antibiotics) coated and uncoated)

√ powder in sachets for suspension preparation

Non-sterile medicines:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and uncoated)

Medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ bulk liquid forms of medicines (in glass bottles)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ liquid dosage forms for drinking

√ tablets ((general and penicillin groups) (film-coated and non-film-coated)

√ powder for preparing a suspension (general and penicillin group)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:

√ hard shell capsules

√ tablets (coated and not film-coated)

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

√ large-volume liquid dosage forms (in bottles)

√ small-volume liquid dosage forms (in ampoules)

II. Non-sterile preparations

√ solution for drinking, liquid dosage forms

√ drops for eyes and nose

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

√ small volume liquid dosage forms (ampoules)

II. Non-sterile preparations:

√ tablets

III. Biological preparations:

√ blood products (human plasma for crude flocculation)

Medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ bulk liquid dosage forms

Sterile drugs:

1. Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

√ powder for the preparation of solution for injection, in vials

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

√ powder for preparing an injection solution, in glass bottles (antibiotics such as cephalosporins and penicillins)

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

√ large-volume liquid dosage forms in glass, polyethylene and polypropylene bottles.

√ small liquid forms of medicines, in glass and polyethylene ampoules (injection solutions and eye drops)

II. Non-sterile drugs:
√ suppositories
√ soft dosage forms for surface application

II. Non-sterile drugs:
√ liquid dosage forms for surface application (galenic preparations)

II. Non-sterile drugs:

√ solution for drinking (suspensions, syrups and solutions)

Non-sterile preparations:

√ preparation of suspension and powder (in bottles and bags)

Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large-volume liquid dosage forms. (glass ampoule and vials)

II. Non-sterile preparations:

√ suppositories

(Temporarily suspended!)

Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:

√ large-volume pharmaceutical forms (in polypropylene bottles)

II. Non-sterile medicines:

√ liquid oral dosage forms

√ spray

II. Non-sterile drugs

√ liquid drug forms for drinking (syrup, suspension, solutions)

Medicines to be sterilized at the end of production:
□ bulk liquid dosage forms
√ small volume liquid dosage forms

2. Medicines to be sterilized at the end of production:

√ small liquid forms of medicine (sex No.2)

II. Non-sterile drugs:

√ generators of radionuclides

IV. Other drug production activities:

√ Radiopharmaceutical drugs:

√ substances

2. Sterile medicines: √ lyophilisates (workshop for the production of vaccine and lyophilized preparations, workshop for the production of injection and infusion solutions), □ medicines in other forms:
√ powder for the preparation of injection solution, solutions for injection, in glass bottles; (workshop for the production of vaccine and lyophilized preparations, workshop for the production of injection and infusion solutions).
√ powder for the preparation of injection solutions of beta-lactam antibiotics, in glass bottles; (Packaging workshop for sterile antibiotics of the cephalosporin group No. 1)
2. Medicines subject to sterilization at the end of production:
√ large-volume liquid forms of medicines (production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles 1 and 2, production of infusion solutions in polymer packages 3, production of vaccines and lyophilized drugs, injection and infusion solutions).
√ small liquid forms of medicines: liquid concentrates, solvents, solutions, drops for the nose and eyes (workshop for the production of injection solutions in glass ampoules 1, production of injection solutions in polymer ampoules 2, preparations for drinking injection solutions in polymer ampoules Workshop 3, Production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles Workshop 2, injection and lyophilized preparations, production of injection and infusion solutions workshop) II. Non-sterile medicines : √ liquid dosage forms for surface application (workshop for the production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles 2, injection solutions in polymer ampoules, drinking preparations - workshop 3). √ forms of liquid medicines for drinking: solutions, syrups, suspensions and drops (production of infusion solutions in polymer bottles, workshop 2, injection solutions in polymer ampoules, preparations for drinking, workshop 3, workshop 4), III. Biological drugs:
√ immunological products: vaccines (workshop for the production of vaccine and lyophilized preparations, injection and infusion solutions)

1I.Sterile medicinal products
1. Medicinal products prepared under aseptic conditions:
√ large volume liquid dosage forms (in glass vials)
√ small liquid dosage forms (in glass ampoules)
2. The medicinal products subject to sterilization at the end of production:
√ large volume liquid dosage forms (in glass vials)
√ small liquid dosage forms (in glass ampoules)

2. Medicinal preparations subject to sterilization at the end of production:
√ large volume liquid dosage forms (in polymer vials)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:

liquid dosage forms for oral administration (solution, syrup, suspension)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ tablets

√ powder for preparing a suspension in polypropylene bottles (indicates the type of product or activity)

II. Non-sterile medicinal products:

√ hard-shell capsules

√ tablets

√ powder for solution preparation in sachets

(Temporarily suspended!)

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

√ small volume liquid dosage forms

√ soft-shell capsules

√ Powder for making suspensions (in vials)

Medicines sterilized at the end of production:

√ small-volume liquid dosage forms (in glass and polymer ampoules)

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

√ liquid dosage forms for oral use (solution, syrup, suspension)