I. Sterile medicines:

1.Medicines prepared under aseptic conditions:

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

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

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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

(Temporarily suspended!)

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)

II. Non-sterile drugs

√ colorless alcohol solutions

√ volatile solutions

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) (suspended!)

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