TENDER NOTICE

I.F.B. No. HST/18 Sealed Tenders are invited by the Deputy Director of Health Services (E & S),

W.B., Central Medical Stores, 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata- 700014 on behalf of

the Governor of West Bengal from Govt. approved (NABL Accredited) Drug Testing

Laboratories (situated within or outside of West Bengal) for testing of Drugs,

Chemicals & Laboratory Chemicals for the tender years 2010-2012. Details in this

regard may be had from our official Website (www.wbhealth.gov.in) or from the

Central Medical Stores, 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata – 700014. Terms &

Conditions, the names of the items to be tested and the relevant Tender Form/s will

be available in our website as stated above. These articles may also be had from the

Central Medical Stores, 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata – 700014 in the relevant

working hours (11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.) on all working days from 27/09/2010 to

06/10/2010 against a Cash Payment of Rs.1000/-( Rupees One Thousand only) for the

CD (containing the relevant Terms & Conditions and the names of the articles to be

tested) and also against a cash payment of Rs.10/- (Rupees Ten only) for per piece of

the relevant Tender Form . Completed tenders will be received at Central Medical

Stores, 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata – 700014, upto 2 p.m. of 08/10/2010 strictly

and will be opened in the chamber of Dy. Director of Health Services (E & S), W.B. at

3 p.m. on 08/10/2010 in presence of the tenderers or their authorized representatives.

Dy. Director of Health Services

(E & S), West Bengal.

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Government of West Bengal Directorate of Health Services Central Medical Stores 141, A.J.C. Bose Road, Kolkata – 700 014.

TERMS & CONDITIONS OF TENDER IN RESPECT OF TESTING OF DRUGS , CHEMICALS & LABORATORY CHEMICALS FOR THE YEAR 2010-2012 A.D.

1. Sealed tenders are invited from Government approved (NABL accredited) drug testing laboratories for testing of Drugs, Chemicals and Laboratory Chemicals appearing in the list of Annexure-‘A’ (Drugs and Chemicals) & Annexure ‘B’ (Laboratory Chemicals) provided with this tender form.

2. Tenders shall have to be addressed to the Governor of West Bengal and to be submitted at the above-

mentioned address in sealed cover super-scribed with ‘GENERAL TENDER FOR TESTING OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND LABORATORY CHEMICALS FOR THE YEARS 2010-2012’. The name, address and phone number/s of the tenderer shall have to be indicated on the cover in bold letters. Tenders shall have to be submitted in the form/s made from the copy appended herewith in our Website or gathered from C.M.S. on a cash payment of Rs.10/- (Rupees ten only) per piece. The rates are to cover the testing charges of those Drugs/Chemicals/Laboratory Chemicals whose names may be found in the lists (Annexure ‘A’ and ‘B’) provided herewith.

3. All tenders should be submitted at the C.M.S. by 2-00 p.m. of 08/10/2010 Tenders will be opened at 15:00

hrs. on 08/10/2010 in presence of the tenderers or their authorised representatives and shall be finalised in due course.

4. All the terms & conditions laid down herein shall have to be accepted by the tenderers and no representation

will be entertained for the modification of such terms and conditions.

5. Instructions about completion and submission of tender forms: - a. Rates are to be quoted (both in figures and words) for testing of items as per the list of Essential

Drugs, Chemicals and Laboratory Chemicals enclosed herewith (under Annexure-A & B). b. All rates should be quoted in duplicate. c. Rates should be quoted in whole number multiple of Rupee One in respect of a particular category of

Drug/Chemical/ Laboratory Chemical and should be inclusive of all charges including the charge of despatch of report to C.M.S.

d. Quoting of exorbitant high or low rates will not be accepted. Declaration of any price as exorbitant high or exorbitant low will be under the discretionary power of the Tender Selection Committee.

e. Number of test/s to be done for a particular item is to be mentioned and Tenderers shall have to submit a break-up of costs for different test/s related with that item. Rate quoted for testing of a particular item must have parity with the existing cost of the job.

f. Rates shall be taken as valid throughout the period to be covered by the contract (minimum two years from the last date to be allowed for the relevant agreement needed to be made with the tenderers) and the extended period (if any) as normally wished by the relevant authority.

g. Price quotations should be typed in double space. Interpolation, inscription, overwriting and erasure

will make the tender liable to be rejected. h. The tenderer shall have to sign all the pages forming the tender.

i. All sheets of papers submitted for the purpose of tender shall have to be numbered serially and the

total number of sheets in each cover should be cited in the covering letter. j. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE CONDITIONS OR FURNISHING ANY

INCORRECT OR INCOMPLETE INFORMATION WILL MAKE THE TENDER LIABLE TO BE REJECTED.

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6. Earnest Money: Each tender, unless the tenderer is exempted under the existing orders of the West Bengal

Govt. must be accompanied with a Treasury Challan (Form No. 7 ) showing that an Earnest Money of Rs. 5000/- (Rupees Five thousand only) has been deposited in favour of the Dy. Director of Health Services (Accounts), Central Medical Stores, Directorate of Health Services, West Bengal under the Account Code 84430010300107 having detail head of Account as “8443-Civil Deposits –00-103 Security Deposits – 001-07-Earnest Money Deposit’’ The onus of proving that a tenderer is exempted from Earnest Money will be on the tenderer and must be proved by the submission of valid document/s. Govt. owned Laboratories are exempted from payment of Earnest Money.

7. Tenders are to be accompanied with the following documents in the following order: -

(i) Covering letter. (ii) Earnest Money Receipt (where applicable). (iii) Attested Xerox copies of all receipts of the relevant articles bought from C.M.S. (as the case may be). (iv) Relevant Bank Draft (for the cases where the Terms and Conditions or the Tender Form/s or both has /

have been gathered from the relevant Website) in favour of Deputy Director (Accounts), C.M.S., Directorate of Health Services, W.B. payable at Kolkata.

(v) Updated Sales Tax Clearance Certificate. A Tenderer located within or outside the State of West Bengal must submit the VAT number (where applicable) and up-to-date VAT/Sale Tax Clearance Certificate from the appropriate Authority of his home State. Such Tenderers having no direct business and/or sales office in West Bengal must submit an affidavit sworn before a First Class Magistrate of a court of law to that effect.

(vi) Trade License and its up-to-date return. (vii) License for testing of opted Drugs, Chemicals & Laboratory Chemicals mentioned in the relevant list

enclosed herewith. (viii) PAN and up-to-date Income Tax return. (ix) List of testing Machineries/Equipments (available in the Laboratory) along with the name of their maker/s. N.B. (a) It is to be noted by the Tenderer/s who download this copy of Terms & Conditions and / or the Tender Form/s from the Website, that, he/she/they has/have to pay Rupees One thousand only for the Terms & Conditions and Rupees Ten only for each Tender Form (primarily downloaded from the Website). This payment should be made in accordance with the method described in 7 (iv) above. (b) All documents mentioned above should preferably be submitted in English. In case a document is in any other language, a notarized translated copy in English is to be submitted alongwith the copy of the original document.

(c) All true copies or Xerox copies of relevant documents must be furnished with due attestation by the tenderer himself/herself. 8. Samples of drugs and chemicals & laboratory chemicals will be despatched by Central Medical Stores,

Kolkata to the approved testing laboratories and the report of testing should expeditiously be sent by those approved laboratories to Central Medical Store, Kolkata. Unnecessary delay to send report of testing within the stipulated time (Ten working days in case of Drugs, Chemicals & Laboratory Chemicals and twenty working days in case of injectables) from the date of receipt of the relevant sample by the concerned tenderer will lead to a penalty of 2 (two) percent of the allotted money (for that sample) being forfeited for each day’s lapse. If such delay occurs in case of ten different test reports of a concerned laboratory during the tender period, security deposit (of that laboratory) will be liable to be forfeited. This/These case/s will be settled after the completion of the Tender Period. The payment for drug testing as per order placed with the approved tenderer shall be made from Central Medical Stores, Kolkata as per approved rate of C.M.S. and as per G.O. No. H/TDE/391/5S-26/2003, dt. Kolkata 30th July 2003.

9. The Tendering authority reserves the right to withdraw any item from the tender at any stage. In such case

the selection of such item, if already made in favour of any tenderer, shall be treated as cancelled.

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10 The tendering authority reserves the right to reject or accept any tender or part thereof at any stage or to split any tender without assigning any reason. Withdrawal of tender or any revision after submission of the tender by any tenderer will not be allowed.

11. The tendering authority reserves the right to accept or reject any tender.

12. In case of emergency like the right tenderer (i.e. the lowest bidder) failing to execute the job/s as ordered, the tendering authority reserves the right to get the tendered jobs done at the quoted rate from other tenderer or any outsider (Non-tenderer) during the Tender period. The loss incurred (by the Govt. of West Bengal) in such case will have to be borne by the defaulter.

13. On a tender being accepted, intimation of acceptance will be forwarded to the tenderer by the Dy. Director of Health Services (E & S), W.B. Such intimation may be forwarded either in one lot or in different lots. After communication of the same, the tenderer will have to execute agreement in the prescribed form (within the stipulated time-period, to be made known latter-on) with the Dy. Director of Health Services (E & S), W.B.

14. (i) Work orders for the testing of Drugs/Chemicals/ Laboratory Chemicals will be placed with the successful tenderers after the execution of the agreements.

(ii) The tenderer is to bear the contract period, be it wished to be extended upto three months (with the prior approval of the Director of Health Services, W.B.) and again upto another 6 (Six) months (with the prior approval of the Principal Secretary/Secretary, Health & F.W.Deptt., Govt. of West Bengal).

15. (i) The earnest money of the tenderer will be liable to be forfeited if the tenderer withdraws his tender as a whole or for any particular item at any stage after the opening of the tender, or fails/refuses to enter into written agreement (for any or all of the items of his/her accepted tenderer/s) after he/she being intimated to do so within the time to be specified latter on.

(ii) The Earnest Money will be refunded to the tenderers after finalization of tender against the prayer of refund by the Tenderer.

16. (a) Each successful tenderer (except State Govt. / State Govt. undertaking Laboratories) is to pay a Security Deposit of Rs.10, 000/- (Rupees Ten thousand only) under account code 84430010300107 having detail head of account as “8443-Civil Deposits-00-103-Security Deposits – 001-07-Earnest Money Deposit ’’ Such Security Deposit shall be liable to be forfeited for non-compliance with the terms and conditions of the tender. Tenderers will have to submit their bills claiming payment bi- monthly after completion of the tests of drugs etc. along with supportive documents.

(b) The Security Deposit to be furnished by successful tenderer will however be released, after the satisfactory completion of his/her service and after six months from the expiry of the contract period. Tender inviting authority will not take any responsibility if the Security Deposit is not claimed by the Tenderer within 3 (three) years following the expiry of Tender period.

17. The tenderers are to give an undertaking that all the statements submitted by him/her are true to the best of his/her knowledge and any information subsequently found incorrect or false will mean automatic cancellation of the tender and will make him/her liable for penal action as will be deemed fit.

18. All notice intended to be served on the tenderers/contractors will be deemed to have been duly served, if it

is sent under certificate of positing to the address mentioned by the tenderer or is displayed on the notice board of the C.M.S. for 3 (three) consecutive working days or more.

19. Any legal matter with respect to this tender will be under the jurisdiction of Kolkata’s legal zone.

Dy. Director of Health Services (E & S), West Bengal.

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Annexure - ‘A’ List of Drugs and Chemicals (to be tested):

655 (Six hundred and fifty-five) items. Catalogue No. Nomenclature

Anaesthetics - General 1 1.01/S Thiopentone Sodium Inj.IP 0.5gm

Ampoule/Vial with diluent 2 1.02(a)/T Halothane Inhalation 3 1.02/T Halothane Inhalation 4 1.03/P-1 Anasthetic ether I.P. 5 1.04/S-S Katamine HCl Inj. IP 50 mg / ml in 10 ml Vial

6 1.05(a)/T Isoflurane Inhalation 100 ml Bottle 7 1.05(b) /T Sevoflurane Inhalation 100 ml Bottle Anaesthetics - Local 8 1.06(a)/P-1 Lignocaine 2% and Adrenaline (1 in

100000) Inj. IP. 9 1.06(b)/P-1(a) Lignocaine HCl Inj. IP 0.2% w/v 10 1.06(c)/T Lignocaine HCl Inj. 0.2% w/v (without

preservative) 11 1.06(d)/S Lignocaine HCl. Oint. B.P 5% 12 1.06(e)/P-1(a) Lignocaine Solution Sterile B.P4% ( for

topical use) 13 1.06(f)/S Lignocaine HCl Gel I.P 2% 14 1.06(g)/T Lignocaine HCl 2% (Viscous) 15 1.06(h)/T Lignocaine HCl Inj. IP. 5%W/V in 2ml Amp.

(heavy) for Spinal Anaesthesia 16 1.06(I)/T Lignocaine HCl Inj. IP 0.2% W/V in 50 ml. Vial

(without preservative) for Cardiac use 17 1.08/T Bupivacaine Inj.BP 0. 5% (heavy) 4 ml

Ampoules 18 1.09(a)/S 10% w/w Lignocaine Puff 19 1.09(b)/S 15% w/w Lignocaine Spray 20 1.10/S Eutectic Mixture of Local Anaesthetics

Cream. 21 1.11/S Bupivacaine Inj.IP 5mg/ml in 20 ml Vial Analgesics, Antipyretics, Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory and

Anti-gout Drugs.

22 2.01/P-1 Acetylsalicylic acid I.P. 300 mg Tablet 23 2.02 (c) / P-1 Paracetamol Inj. 500 mg / 2 ml Amp. 24 2.02(a)/P-1 Paracetamol Susp.B.P. 125 mg/5ml. 25 2.02/(b)P-1 Paracetamol I.P. 500 mg. Tab. 26 2.02/(d)P-1 Paracetamol I.P. 125 mg. Tab.

27 2.03/P-1 Indomethacin Capsule I.P. 25 mg 28 2.04/P-1(a) Ibuprofen I.P. 200 mg Tab. 29 2.05/S-S Allopurinol I.P. 100 mg Tab. 30 2.06/P-1 Pethidine HCl. Inj. 100 mg / 2 ml Amp. 31 2.07(a)/S Morphine Sulphate Inj. I. P. 10 mg/1 ml

Ampoule

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32 2.07(b)/T Morphine Sulphate B.P. 30 mg Tab. 33 2.08(a)/P-1 Tramadol HCl. Inj. 100mg/ 2ml Amps. 34 2.08(b)/P-1 Tramadol HCl. Inj. 250mg/ 5ml Vial. 35 2.08(c)/P-1 Tramadol HCl. Inj. 50mg/ 1ml Amps. 36 2.08(d)/P-1 Tramadol HCl 50 mg Tab. 37 2.09/P-1 Butorphanol Tartrate Inj.U.S.P. 1mg/1ml

Amps. 38 2.10/P-1 Fentanyl Citrate Inj.B.P. 100mcg / 2ml

Amps. 39 2.11/P-1 Pentazocine HCl. Inj.I.P. 30 mg/ 1ml Amps. 40 2.12(a)/P-1 Diclofenac Sod. 50 mg Tab. 41 2.12/P-1 Diclofenac Sodium Injection I.P. 75mg/ 3ml

Amps. Anti-Allergic & Anaphylactic Drugs

42 3.01(a)/P-1(a) Promethazine HCl I.P. 10 mg Tab 43 3.01(b)/P-1(a) Promethazine HCl Inj. I.P. 50 mg/2ml

Ampoule 44 3.02(a)/S-S Promethazine Oral Soln. I.P. 5 mg / 5 ml 45 3.02/P-1(a) Promethazine Oral Soln. I.P. 5mg / 5 ml 46 3.03(a)/P-1 Chlopheniramine Maleate I.P. 4mg Tab. 47 3.03(b)/P-1(a) Chlorpheniramine Maleate Inj. I.P. 10 mg/1

ml Ampoules 48 3.04/P-1(a) Adrenaline Inj. I.P. (1:1000) 1ml Amp. 49 3.05/P-1(a) Cetrizine I.P. 10 mg Tabs. 50 3.06/P-1(a) Cetrizine Oral Drop. I.P. 10 mg. (Paediatric)

Antidotes and Other substances used in Poisoning

51 4.01/P-1 Atropine Sulphate Inj. I.P. 0.6 mg/ Amp. 52 4.02/T Dimercaprol Inj. in Oil I.P. 100 mg/2ml

Ampoule 53 4.03/S-S Sodium Calcium Edetate Inj. B.P. 100

mg/ml in 5ml Ampoule 54 4.04/S-S Sodium Calcium Edetate Tab. 500 mg. 55 4.05/S-S Sodium Thiosulphate Inj.I.P. 250 mg/ml in

50 ml Ampoule 56 4.07/S-S Cap. Pennicillamine 150 mg 57 4.08/S-S Pralidoxime Inj. 500 mg / 20 ml Vial. Anti-Epileptic Drugs

58 5.01(a)/P-1 Diazepam Inj.I.P. 10 mg/2ml Ampoule 59 5.01(b)/P-1 Diazepam I.P. 5mg Tab. 60 5.01(c)/P-1 Diazepam Oral Solution B.P. 2 mg/5ml 61 5.02(a)/P-1(a) Phenobarbitone Sodium I.P.30 mg Tab. 62 5.03(a)/S Phenytoin Sodium I.P. 100 mg Tab. 63 5.03(b)/S Phenytoin Sodium Inj.I.P.100 mg.in 2ml

Ampoule. 64 5.03(c)/S Phenytoin Oral Suspension B.P.25 mg/ml 65 5.04(a)/S Sodium Valproate 200 mg Tab. 66 5.04(b)/S Sodium Valproate Oral Solution I.P. 200

mg/ 5ml.

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67 5.05(a)/S Carbamazepine I.P. 200 mg Tab. 68 5.05(b)/S Carbamazepine 100 mg/ 5ml Syrup. 69 5.06/T Magnesium Sulphate Inj. B.P. 10% w/v Amp. Anti-Parasitic/ Anti-Infective Drugs

70 6.01(a)/P-1 Metronidazole Tab. I.P. 400 mg ( Film coated )

71 6.01(b)/P-1 Metronidazole Benzoate Oral Suspension I.P. 100 mg / 5 ml.

72 6.01(c)/S Metronidazole Inj. I.P. 5 mg / ml. 73 6.02/S-S Acyclovir Tab. I.P. 200 mg Anti-Helminthic Drugs

74 7.01/P-1 Mebendazole Tab. I.P. 100 mg 75 7.02(b)/P-1 Albendazole Oral Suspension U.S.P. 400

mg/10ml 76 7.02(a)/P-1 Albendazole Tab. I.P. 400 mg. 77 7.03/S-S Niclosamide Tab. I.P. 500 mg 78 7.04/P-1(a) Diethylcarbamazine Citrate I.P. Tab.50 mg 79 7.05(a)/P-1 Ornidazole 500 mg Tab. Anti-Leishmanial Drugs

80 8.01/T Sodium Antimony Gluconate Inj.I.P.100 mg of Pentavalent antimony/ml in 30 ml Vial

81 8.02/T Amphotericin-B Powder for Inj. I.P. 50 mg / Vial.

82 8.03/T Amphoteticin - B powder for Inj.I.P. 100 mg/ Vial.

83 8.04/T Miltefosine 50mg Tab Anti Malarial Drugs

84 9.01(a)/P-1 Chloroquine Phosphate Tab. I.P. 85 9.01(b)/P-1 Chloroquine Susp.I.P. 50 mg Base/5 ml. 86 9.01(c)/S Chloroquine Phosphate Inj. I.P. 200 mg / 5

ml Ampoule. 87 9.02/P-1(a) Quinine Sulphate Tab. I.P. 300 mg 88 9.03/P-1(a) Quinine Dihydrochloride Inj. 300 mg / ml. in

2 ml Ampoule. 89 9.04(a)/P-1(a) Primaquine Tab. I.P. 2.5 mg. 90 9.04(b)/P-1(a) Primaquine Tab.I.P. 7.5 mg. 91 9.05/P-1(a) Sulphadoxin 500mg & Pyrimethamine 25

mg Tab. 92 9.06(a)/P-1(a) Artesunate Injection 60 mg./ml Vial 93 9.06(b)/P-1(a) Artemether Injection 80 mg/ml Amp.. 94 9.06/P-1(a) Artesunate Tablet 50 mg. 95 9.07/P-1(a) Combipack SP-ACT. Pyrimethamine 25mg.

+Sulphadoxine 500mg. Tab. I.P. Anti Leprosy Drugs

96 10.01(a)/P-1(a) Clofazimine Capsule 50mg 97 10.01(b)/P-1(a) Clofazimine Capsule I.P. 100 mg 98 10.02(a)/P-1(a) Dapsone ( Diaminodiphenyl Sulphone )

Tab. I.P. 50 mg

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99 10.02(b)/P-1(a) Dapsone ( Diaminodiphenyl Sulphone ) Tab. I.P. 100 mg

100 10.03/P-1(a) Rifampicin Capsule.I.P. 600 mg Antibactrial Drugs

101 11.01(a)/P-1 Benzyl Penicillin Injection I.P 5,00,000 units / Vial.

102 11.01(b)/P-1 Benzathine Penicillin Injection I.P 12 lacs unit/Vial.

103 11.01(c)/P-1 Benzathine Penicillin Injection I.P 6 lacs unit / Vial.

104 11.01(d)/P-1 Benzathine Penicillin Injection I.P 24 lacs unit / Vial.

105 11.02(a)/P-1 Sulphamethoxazole 800mg + Trimethoprim 160mg Tablet I.P

106 11.02(b)/P-1 Sulphamethoxazole 100mg + Trimethoprim 20mg Tablet I.P

107 11.02(c)/P-1 Sulphamethoxazole 200mg + Trimethoprim 40mg Susp. I.P in 5ml

108 11.02(d)/P-1 Sulphamethoxazole 400mg + Trimethoprim 80mg Tablet I.P

109 11.03(a)P-1(a) Amoxycillin Trihydrate Caps. I.P 250mg 110 11.03(b)/P-1 Amoxycillin Trihydrate Dispersible Tabs. I.P

125 mg 111 11.03(c)/S-S Amoxycillin Oral Susp.B.P125 mg./ 5 ml 112 11.04/P-1(a) Ampicillin Sodium Inj.I.P 500mg / Vial. 113 11.05(a)/P-1(a) Ciprofloxacin HCl Tab. I.P. 500mg (scored )

114 11.05(b)/S Ciprofloxacin Inj. I.P. 2mg/ml

115 11.06(a)/S Erythomycin Stearate/Estolate Tab. I.P. 250mg

116 11.06(b)/S Erythromycin granules equivalent to Erythromycin base 125mg / 5ml (reconstituted)

117 11.06(c)/P-1(a) Erythomycin Estolate Tab. I.P. 500mg 118 11.07(a)/S Chloramphenicol Otic Solution (Sterile)

U.S.P. 1% w/v in Vial of 5ml 119 11.08(a)/T Cloxacillin Sodium Capsule I.P. 250mg 120 11.08(b)/T Cloxacillin Sodium Syrup I.P 125mg/5ml. 121 11.08(c)/T Cloxacillin Sodium Inj.I.P. 250mg/5ml Vial 122 11.09(a)/P-1(a) Gentamycin Sulphate Inj.I.P. 80mg/2ml Vial 123 11.11/P-1(a) Doxycyclin Hyclate Tab.U.S.P. 100mg 124 11.12(a)/P-1(a) Norfloxacin Tab. I.P. 100mg.(Dispersable) 125 11.12/P-1(a) Norfloxacin Tab. I.P. 400mg

126 11.13(a)/T Amikacin Inj. I.P. 100 mg/2ml.Vial 127 11.13(b)/T Amikacin Inj. I.P. 250 mg/2ml.Vial 128 11.13/T Amikacin Sulphate Inj. I.P. 500mg/2ml.Vial

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129 11.14(a)/T Cefotaxime Sodium Inj.I.P. 500mg/2ml Vial

130 11.14(b)/T Cefotaxime Sodium Inj.I.P. 1gm/4ml Vial 131 11.15(a)/S-S Ceftriaxone Inj.B.P. 250mg Vial. 132 11.15(b)/S-S Ceftriaxone Inj.B.P. 1gm Vial 133 11.16(a)/S Ofloxacin Tab.I.P. 100 mg

134 11.16(b)/S Ofloxacin Tab.I.P. 200 mg

135 11.17/P-1(a) Amoxycillin 250 mg + Cloxacillin 250mg Capsule.

136 11.18(a)P-1(a) Azithromycin Tab. I.P.250 mg 137 11.18/P-1(a) Azithromycin Tab.I.P. 500 mg 138 11.19(a)P-1(a) Cefuroxime Axetil 250 mg Tab.

139 11.19(b)P-1(a) Cefuroxime Axetil 500 mg Tab.

140 11.19(c)P-1(a) Cefuroxime Inj. 750 mg/Vial 141 11.20(a)P-1(a) Cefodoxim Proxetil 200 mg Tab. 142 11.21(a)P-1(a) Amoxycillin 250mg with Clavulinic Acid 125

mg Tab. 143 11.21(b)P-1(a) Amoxycillin 1 g with Clavulinic Acid 200 mg

Injection. 144 11.21(c)P-1(a) Amoxycillin 500mg + Clavulanic Acid 125mg

Tab 145 11.22(a)P-1(a) Levofloxacin 500 mg Tab.

146 11.22(b)P-1(a) Levofloxacin Inj. 500 mg /5 ml

147 11.22(c)P-1(a) Levofloxacin Inj. 750 mg /5 ml in 150 ml Bot.

148 11.22(c)P-1(a) Infusion Levofloxacine 500mg/ 100ml 149 11.23(a)P-1(a) Cefatazidime Inj 1 gm/250 ml 150 11.24/P-1(a) Zinc Sulphate 200mg. (Dispersable) 151 11.25(a)/S-S Cefepime Inj. 1 gm./Vial 152 11.25(a)/S-S Aztreonam 1gm./Vial 153 11.25(b)/S-S Cefepime 1 gm. + Tazobactam Inj. 125

mg./Vial 154 11.25(b)/S-S Aztreonam Inj. 500 mg. /Vial 155 11.27(a)P-1(a) Ceftazidime Inj. 250mg./Vial 156 11.27(b)P-1(a) Ceftazidime Inj. 1gm./Vial

157 11.28(a)/P-1(a) Moxifloxacin Inj. 400mg/100ml infusionn

158 11.29(a)/P-1(a) Piperacillin 4mg + Inj. Tazobactum (0.5gm)/Vial

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159 11.30(a)/P-1(a) Clindamycin Inj. 600mg./Amp.

160 11.31(a)/P-1(a) Meropenen Inj. 1gm/Vial

Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs

161 12.01/P-1 Streptomycin Sulphate Inj.I.P. 0.75 gm / Vial

162 12.02(a)/P-1 Rifampicin Capsule/Tablet I.P.300mg 163 12.02(b)/P-1 Rifampicin Capsule/Tablet I.P.450mg 164 12.02(c)/P-1 Rifampicin Capsule I.P. 150 mg. 165 12.03(a)/P-1 Isoniazide Tab.I.P. 300mg 166 12.03(b)/P-1 Isoniazide Tab.I.P. 100mg (in Almn. Strip) 167 12.04/P-1 Ethambutol HCl Tabs. I.P. 400mg 168 12.05/P-1 Pyrazinamide Tab.I.P. 500mg 169 12.06/P-1 Thiacetazone Tabs 150 mg 170 12.07/P-1 INH 300mg + Thiacetazone 150mg Tablet

I.P. 171 12.08(a)/P-1 INH 300mg + Rifampicin 450mg Tablet I.P. 172 12.09(a)/T PPD-1 ITU 5 ml Vial 173 12.09(b)/T PPD-5 ITU 5 ml Vial

Anti-Fungal Drugs

174 13.01/S Griseofulvin Tab.I.P. 125mg 175 13.02(a)/P-1(a) Clotrimazole Vaginal Tab.U.S.P. 176 13.02(b)/P-1(a) Clotrimazole Cream I.P. 177 13.03/S-S Nystatin Tablet 5,00,000 I.U. 178 13.04/S-S Fluconazole Tablet U.S.P 100mg 179 13.05/S-S Fluconazole Tablet U.S.P 200mg 180 13.06/S-S Clotrimazole Mouth Paint. 181 13.07/S-S Cotrimazole Tab. 1 mg.I.P.

Anti-Parkinsonian Drugs 182 14.01/S-S Levedopa 100mg + Carbidopa 10mg Tab. I.P.

183 14.02/S-S Trihexyphenidyl HCl Tablet I.P 2 mg 184 14.03/S-S Bromocriptine MesylateTab. I.P 2.5 mg

Anti -Anaemic Drugs

185 15.01/P-1 Dried Ferrous SulphateTab. equivalent to 60mg elemental iron (coated )

186 15.02/P-1 Folic acid Tablet I.P 5mg 187 15.03/P-1 Ferrous Fumarate 200mg + Folic Acid 0.5

mg Tablet B.P. Anti-coagulants, Antagonists & Coagulants

188 16.01(a)/T Heparin Sodium Inj.I.P. 5000 I.U./ml. 189 16.01(b)/T Low Molecular Weight. Heparin Inj. B.P.

2500 I.U. / ml. 190 16.01(c)/T Low Molecular Weight. Heparin Inj. B.P.

5000 I.U. /5ml.

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191 16.01(d)/T Low Molecular Weight. Heparin Inj. B.P. 25000I.U. / 5ml.

192 16.02/S-S Protamine Sulphate Inj. I.P.10 mg/ml. in 5ml. Ampoule

193 16.03/T Warfarin Sodium Tablet I.P 5mg 194 16.04/T Calcium Gluconate Inj. I.P.10% w/v in

10ml/Amp. 195 16.05(a)/T Hydroxy Ethyl Cellulose B.P. (6%) w/v in

500 ml. 196 16.05(b)/T Hydroxy Ethyl Cellulose B.P. (3%) w/v in

500 ml. 197 16.05(c)/T Free Flex 6 % Hydroxy Ethyl Starch

(130/0.4) in 500 ml Pack. 198 16.06/T Gluconate Inj. 10 mg/ 10 ml Amp. 199 16.07/T Enoxaparin Inj. 20 mg./ 0.2 ml 200 16.08(a)/T Adrenochrome Monosemicarba-zone Inj. 1

mg / ml. in 2 ml Vial. 201 16.08(b)/T Adrenochrome Monosemicarbazone Tab.1

mg. 202 16.09(a)/T Desferrioxamine Inj. 500mg/Vial

Blood Products and Substitues

203 17.01/S Dextran-40 Inj. I.P. ( M.W. 4000 for infusion) 204 17.02/S Polygelline Injectable Solution ( 3.5% to 4%

) 205 17.03/S Succinylated Polygelline

Haemostatic 206 17.05/S-S Tranxamic Acid 500 mg Tab. 207 17.06/S-S Tranxamic Acid Inj. 500 mg/ 5ml Amp. 208 17.07/S-S Orciprenaline Tab. 10 mg

Cardiovascular Drugs 209 18.01/T Atenolol Tablet I.P. 50mg (scored) . 210 18.02/S Acetylsalicylic Acid Tablet 100 mg. 211 18.03(a)/S Propranolol HCl Tablet I.P. 40mg 212 18.03(b)/T Propranolol Inj. I.P. 1mg./ml. Ampoule. 213 18.04/P-1(a) Isosorbide-dinitrate Tablet I.P.10mg 214 18.05/S Nitroglycerin Tablet I.P. 0.5mg 215 18.06(a)/T Verapamil HCl Tablet I.P. 40mg 216 18.07/S-S Amlodepine Tablet I.P. 5mg 217 18.08/T Methyldopa Tablet I.P. 250 mg 218 18.09(a)/S Digoxin Tablet I.P. 0.25 mg 219 18.09(b)/S Digoxin Inj. I.P. 0.5mg / 2 ml Amp. 220 18.09(c)/S Digoxin Paediatric Soln.I.P. 0.05mg/ ml. 221 18.10/S Enalapril Maleate Tablet I.P. 5mg.(scored) 222 18.11/S-S Captopril Tablet I.P. 25mg. 223 18.12/S-S Sodium Nitroprusside (Powder for Inj.) B.P.

50mg in 5ml Vial. 224 18.13/T Nitroglycerin Inj.U.S.P. 25mg / 5 ml Amp. 225 18.14/T Isoprenaline Inj. I.P. 0.2 mg/ 1ml

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226 18.15/T Dopamine HCl Inj.B.P 200mg/5ml Amp. 227 18.16/T Dopamine HCl Inj. B.P 250 mg / 20 ml Vial 228 18.17/T Sterile Noradrenaline Concentrate I.P. 2

mg / 1 ml Amp. 229 18.18/T Ephedrine Sulphate Injection U.S.P. 50

mg / 1 ml Amp. 230 18.19(a)/T Mephentermine Inj. I.P. 15 mg/ 1 ml. Amp 231 18.19(b)/T Mephentermine Inj. I.P. 30 mg/ 1 ml. Amp 232 18.20/T Verapamil Inj. I.P. 5 mg/ 2 ml Amp. 233 18.21(a)/T Streptokinase Inj. I.P.1500000 I.U. / 1 ml

Vial 234 18.21(b)/T Streptokinase Inj. I.P. 750000 I.U. / 1 ml Vial

235 18.22/S-S Adenosine Inj. U.S.P. 3 mg / ml in 2 ml Vial. 236 18.23/S Ramipril Caps. I.P. 1.25 mg 237 18.24(a)/S-S Losartan Potassium Tab. 25 mg 238 18.24(b)/S-S Losartan Potassium Tab.50 mg 239 18.25(a)/S-S Metoprolol Tab. 25 mg 240 18.25(b)/S-S Metoprolol Tab. 50 mg 241 18.26(a)/S-S Flumazenil Inj. 242 18.27(a)/S-S Enalapril HT Tab.( Enalapril Maleate 1 mg +

Hydrochlorthiazide 25 mg) 243 18.28(b)/S-S Isolyte-M Inj.

244 18.29(a)/S-S Nicorandil OD 10mg. (Sustain release)

245 18.29(b)/S-S Nicorandil OD 20mg. (Sustain release)

Dermatological Drugs

246 19.01/P-1(a) Miconazole Cream I.P 2% 247 19.02/S-S Acyclovir Cream B.P 5% 248 20.01/S Framycetin Sulphate Oint. (1%) 249 20.02/P-1 Providone Iodine Oint. 5% 250 20.03(a)/P-1 Silver Sulphadiazine Cream 1 % 251 20.03/P-1 Silver Sulphadiazine Cream 1% 252 20.04/P-1 Gention Violet 0.5% Solution 253 20.05/P-1 Antibiotic Ointment: Each Gm. contains:

Polymycine B- Sulphate- 5000 I.U., Neomycin Sulphate- 3400 I.U., Zinc Bacitracin - 400 I.U.

254 20.06/P-1 Ivermectin Tab. 6 mg 255 20.07/P-1 Mupirocin 2% Oint. 256 21.01(a)/S Calamine Lotion 257 21.01/P-1(a) Calamine Powder I.P. 258 21.02/S Betamethasone Oint.I.P. 0.1% (as

Valerate) 259 21.03/P-1 Gamma Benzene Hexachloride I.P. 260 22.01/P-1 Benzyl Benzoate Application I.P 25% w/w 261 22.02/P-1 Salicylic Acid Ointment 10%

262 22.03/P-1 Salicylic Acid Oint 6%

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263 22.04/P-1 Permethrin Cream 5% 264 22.05/P-1(a) Nadifloxacin 10 % Gel/Cream

Diuretics

267 23.01(a)/P-1 Frusemide Tab. I.P 40mg

268 23.01(b)/P-1(a) Frusemide Inj. I.P 20mg/2ml. Ampoule 269 23.02(a)/S Mannitol Inj. I.P 20% Solution 270 23.02(b)/S Mannitol Inj. I.P 20% Solution 271 23.03/S Acetazolamide Tab.I.P 250mg 272 23.04/S Metolazone Tab. U.S.P 5 mg 273 23.05/(a)/S Torsamide 10 mg. Tab. 274 23.05/(b)/S Torsamide Tab. 20 mg

275 23.05/(c)/S Torsamide Inj. 10 mg / ml in 2 ml Amp.

Antacid & Anti-ulcer Drugs 276 24.01(a)/P-1 Combined Gastric Antacid Tab. (Alum. +

Mag. Hydroxide) (Total salt being not less than 500mg)

277 24.01(b)/P-1(a) Comb. Gastric Antacid Susp.(Al.+ Mg. Hydroxide) (Total Salt being not less than 500mg/5ml.)

278 24.02/T Ranitidine Inj.I.P. 50mg/2ml. Ampoule 279 24.03/T Ranitidine Tab.I.P. 150mg.

280 24.04/S Famotidine Tab. B.P. 20mg

281 24.05/T Omeprazole Caps.I.P. 20mg.

282 24.06/T Omeprazole Inj. 40mg. / 10 ml Vial.

283 24.07(a)/P-1 Sucralphate Suspn 1 gm / 5 ml

284 24.08(a)/T Pre & Probiotic Capsule ( Combination of Streptococcus faecalis + Clostridium Butyricum + Bacillus Mesentericus & Lactic Acid Bacillus).

285 24.08(b)/T Pre & Probiotic Sachet (Hard gelatin)( Com-bination of Streptococcus faecalis + Clostridium Butyricum + Bacillus Mesentericus & lactic Acid Bacillus).

Anti-emertic Drugs

286 25.01(b)/P-1(a) Metoclopramide Inj. I.P. 10mg./2ml. Ampoule

287 25.01(c)/P-1(a) Metoclopramide Syrup I.P. 5 mg / 5 ml 288 25.02(a)/S-S Ondansetron Inj. 8mg./ 4ml Amp. 289 25.02(b)/S-S Ondansetron Inj. 4mg./ 2ml Amp. 290 25.03/P-1(a) Granisetron Tab.B.P. 1 mg (Coated) 291 25.04/S-S Domperidone Tab.I.P. 10 mg 292 25.05/S Betahistine Tab. 8 mg.

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Anti-Spasmodic Drugs

293 26.01/P-1 Oxyphenonium Bromide Tab.5mg. 294 26.02/S-S Dicyclomine Drops 10mg./ml. 295 26.03(a)/P-1(a) Hyoscine Butyl Bromide Tab. I.P. 10mg. 296 26.03(b)/S Hyoscine Butyl Bromide Inj.I.P. 20mg./ml. 297 26.05/S Enoxapiran Sodium Inj. 40 mg in 0.4 ml. 298 26.06/S Valethamate Inj. 8 mg / ml. in 1ml/Amp. 299 26.07(a)/S Dicylomine Hydrochloride Inj 10 mg/ ml in 2

ml Vial. 300 26.07(b)/S Dicylomine Hydrochloride 10 mg Tab. 301 26.08(a)/P-1 Pantoprazole 40 mg Tab.

Cathartic Drugs

302 27.01/P-1(a) Isapgul Husk I.P. 25gm./Pack

303 27.02/T Bisacodyl Tab.I.P. 5mg. 304 27.03/P-1 Lactulose Syrup 10gm / 15 ml

Hormones

305 28.01(a)/S Dexamithasone Tab.I.P.0.5 mg 306 28.01(b)/T Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate Inj. I.P.

8mg./2ml. Vial 307 28.02(a)/T Hydrocortisone Sodium Succinate Inj. I.P.

100 mg/Vial 308 28.02/T Hydrocortisone Hemisuccinate Inj.

100mg./Vial 309 28.03(a)/P-1(a) Prednisolone Tab.I.P. 5mg 310 28.03(b)/P-1(a) Prednisolone Tab.I.P. 10mg 311 28.03(c)/P-1(a) Prednisolone Tab.20mg. 312 28.04(a)/S Methyl Prednisolone Acetate Inj. I.P. 40

mg/2 ml Vial. 313 28.04(b)/S Methyl Prednisolone Inj. 125 mg/Vial. 314 28.04(c)/S Methyl Prednisolone Inj. 500 mg/Vial. 315 28.04(d)/S Methyl Prednisolone Inj. 1 g / Vial. 316 28.05(a)/T Octreotide Inj. 50 mcg / ml in 1 ml Amp. 317 28.05(b)/T Octreotide Inj. 100 mcg / 2ml in 2 ml Amp.

Sex Hormones

318 29.01(a)/P-1(a) Ethinyl Oestradiol Tab.I.P. 0.05mg. 319 29.01(b)/P-1(a) Ethinyl Oestradiol + Levonorgestryl 50mcg

+250mcg Tab. 320 29.02/S Testosterone Proprionate Inj. 25mg./1 ml

Ampoule 321 29.03/P-1(a) Norethisterone Tab.I.P. 5mg. 322 29.04/S-S Clomiphene Citrate Tab.I.P. 50mg. 323 29.05(a)/S-S Tamoxifen Citrate Tab.I.P. 10mg. 324 29.05(b)/S-S Tamoxifen Citrate Inj. 10mg./Ampoule

325 29.06/S-S Danazol Capsoule I.P. 100mg

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Thyroid & Anti-Thyroid Drugs

326 30.01/S Thyroxine Sodium Tab.I.P. 50mcg 327 30.02/S Carbimazole Tab.I.P. 5mg

Anti-Diabetic & Related Drugs 328 31.01/S Soluble Insuline Inj. I.P. 40 I.U. / ml in

10 ml Vial (cold chain). 329 31.02/S Isophane Insulin (N.P.H) I.P. 40 I.U../ml. In

10ml. Vial ( Cold Chain ) 330 31.03(a)/P-1 Glibenclamide Tab.1.25 mg 331 31.03(b)/P-1 Glibenclamide Tab.I.P. 2.5 mg 332 31.03(c)/P-1 Glybenclamide Tab.I.P. 5mg 333 31.04 (a)/S-S Insuline Soluble & NPH combination

30 :70 Bovine varity 40 I.U. / ml in 10 ml Vial.

334 31.04(b)/P-1 Insuline Soluble & NPH combination 30 : 70 Human varity 40 I.U. / ml in 10 ml Vial.

335 31.05/P-1 Metformin Tab.I.P. 500 mg 336 31.06/S-S Glucagone Inj. 1 mg / ml in 1 ml Vial. 337 31.06(a)/S-S Glimipride 1 mg Tab

338 31.07(a)/S-S Pioglitazone 15 mg Tab

339 31.07(b)/S-S Pioglitazone 30 mg Tab Immunologicals

340 32.01(a)/P-1(a) Rabies Vaccine I.P. 2.5 IU Amp. Human Cell Culture (Cold Chain) ID Route / IM Route (0.5ml).

341 32.01(b)/P-1(a) Purified chick embroyo (PCEC) vaccine.

342 32.01/P-1(a) Rabies Vaccine I.P. 2.5 IU Amp. Human Cell Culture (Cold Chain) ID Route / IM Route (1 ml)

343 32.02/P-1 Anti-Venom Serum (Polyvalent) 10ml. Ampoule

344 32.03(a)/S Hepatitis B Vaccine (multi dose 10 ml vial)100 mcg

345 32.03/S Hepatitis B Vaccine (DNA) I.P. 20mcg./ml. in 10ml.Vial

346 32.04/S-S Tetanus Antioxin I.P. 1000 I.U./ml in Vial

347 32.04(a)/S-S Anti Tetanus (Human) Immunoglobulin inj. 500 i.u./ Vial.

348 32.05/P-1 Poliomyelitis Vaccine I.P. (Live Attenuated) Oral solution

349 32.06/P-1 Tetanus Toxoid Inj. 0.5ml./ ml Dose (absorbed)

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350 32.07/S Measels Vaccine Inj.I.P. (Live Attenuated)

351 32.08/S Diptheria & Tetanus Vaccine I.P. (absorbed)

352 32.09/P-1(a) Diptheria, Tetanus & Pertusis Vaccine I.P.(absorbed)

353 32.10/S B.C.G.Vaccine Inj.B.P. (Dried)

354 32.11(a)/S-S Diphtheria Antitoxin Inj.I.P. 10,000 I.U./Vial.

355 32.11/S-S Diphtheria Antitoxin Inj.I.P. 20,000 I.U./Vial. 356 32.12(a)/S-S Inj Anti D Gamma Globuline (Poly clonal)

50 mcg in Vial / Pre-filled Syringe. 357 32.12(b)/S-S Inj Anti D Gamma Globuline (Poly clonal)

300 mcg in Vial / Pre-filled Syringe. 358 32.13/S-S Anti Rabies Serum I.P. 1500 I.U./5 ml in

5ml Vial 359 32.14(a)/S-S Inj. Typhoid vaccine ( Polysaccharide ) Single

Dose.

360 32.14(b)/S-S Inj. Typhoid vaccine ( Polysaccharide ) Multi Dose.

Skeletal Muscle Relaxants (Peripherally Acting) & Cholinesterase inhibitors.

361 33.01(a)/S Neostigmine Bromide Tab.I.P. 15mg. 362 33.01(b)/S Neostigmine Methylsulphate Inj.I.P.

2.5mg/ml Ampoule 363 33.01(c)/S Neostigmine Methylsulphate Inj.I.P. 0.5mg/

1 ml Ampoule 364 33.02/S Succinylcholine Chloride Inj. 50mg./ml. 365 33.03/S Pancuronium Inj.B.P. 4mg./2ml. Ampoule 366 33.04/S Glycopyrrolate Inj.U.S.P. 2 mg / 1ml Amp. 367 33.05/S Rocurenum Bromide Inj. 50 mg/ 5ml Vial. 368 33.06/S Atracurium besylate Inj.U.S.P. 25 mg/ 2.5

ml Amp. 369 33.07(a)/S Vecuronium Bromide Inj. 4mg / Vial 370 33.07(b)/S Vecuronium Bromide Inj. 10mg / Vial 371 33.08(a)/S Midazolam Inj.B.P. 5 mg / 1ml Amp. 372 33.08(b)/S Midazolam Inj.B.P. 10 mg /2 ml Amp. 373 33.09/T Isoflurane B.P. 15 mg/5 ml (Inhalation

anaesthetic) 374 33.10(a)/T Propofol Inj.B.P. 1 %, w/v in 10 ml Vial. 375 33.10(b)/T Propofol Inj.B.P. 1 %,w/v in 20 ml Vial.

Opthalmological Preparations

376 34.01/S Atropine sulphate eye Ointment. I.P. 1%, 377 34.02/P-1(a) Homatropine Hydrobromide Eye Drop I.P.

2% w/v 378 34.03(a)/P-1 Chloramphenicol Eye Drop.1% 379 34.03/P-1 Chloramphenicol Eye AppliCap.I.P. 1%

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380 34.04/S-S Phenylephrine Eye Drop B.P. 10% 381 34.05/S Fluorescene sodium Opthalmic Strip U.S.P.

382 34.06/S Pilocarpine Nitrate Eye Drop.B.P. 2% 383 34.07/S-S Timolol Maleate Eye Drop I.P. 0.5% w/v 384 34.08(a)/S Dexamethasone Eye Drop 0.1% 385 34.08(b)/S Dexamethasone Eye Oint. 0.1% 386 34.09/T Physostigmine Salicylate B.P. (Powder 1gm.)

387 34.10/P-1(a) Norfloxacin Eye Drop B.P. 0.3% ml. 388 34.11/P-1(a) Ciprofloxacin Eye Drop. 0.3%

389 34.12/S Tropicamide Eye Drop I.P. 1% 390 34.13/S-S Acyclovir Eye Oint. 3%

Obstetrics & Gynaecological Drugs 391 35.01(a)/P-1 Ergometrine Maleate Inj.B.P. 0.2mg/ml. in

Ampoule 392 35.01(b)/P-1 Ergometrine Maleate Tab.B.P. 0.2mg. 393 35.02/P-1(a) Synthetic Oxytocin Inj.I.P. 5 units/ 1ml.

Ampoule 394 35.03/T Dinoprostone Inj. 0.5mg. syringe 395 35.04/S-S Carboprost Tromethamine Inj.U.S.P.

250mcg./ml. 396 35.06(a)/T Magnesium Sulphate Inj. U.S.P. 10% in 2ml

amp. 397 35.06(b)/T Magnesium Sulphate Inj.U.S.P. 50% in 2ml

amp. 398 35.07/S-S Epidocin 1 ml. 399 35.09(a)/T Misoprostol Tab.200 mcg 400 35.09(b)/T Misoprostol Tab. 100 mcg 401 35.10(a)/T Nifedipine Caps. 10 mg 402 35.11(a)/T Tranexamic Acid Inj. 100 mg / 1ml in 5 ml

Amp. 403 35.11(b)/T Transexamic Acid 50 mg Tab. 404 35.12(a)/T Labetetol 100 mg. Tab. 405 35.12(b)/T Labetetol Inj. 5 mg./ ml in 2ml Amp. 406 35.13(a)/T Mifepristone 200 mg Tab. 407 35.14(a)/T Botropase Inj. 2 ml Amp.

Psychotherapeutic Drugs

408 36.01/S Amitriptyline HCl Tab. I.P. 25mg. 409 36.01(a)/S Amitriptyline HCl Tab.I.P. 75mg.

410 36.02(a)/S Fluoxetine Cap. B.P.20 mg

411 36.02/S Fluoxetine Tab 20 mg 412 36.03/S Lithium Carbonate Tab.I.P. 300mg 413 36.04(a)/S Chlorpromazine HCl Tab.I.P. 50mg

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414 36.04(b)/S Chlorpromazine HCl Injection I.P. 50mg /2ml.Ampoules

415 36.05/S Thioridazine HCl Tab.25mg. 416 36.06(a)/S Haloperidol Tab. I.P. 5mg. 417 36.06(b)/S Haloperidol Injection I.P. 5mg/1 ml Amp. 418 36.07/S Trifluoparazine Tab.I.P. 5 mg 419 36.08/S Alprazolam Tab.I.P. 0.25mg. 420 36.09/S-S Oxazepam Tab.I.P. 15mg. 421 36.10/S-S Nitrazepam Tab.I.P. 10 mg. 422 36.10(a)/S-S Nitrazepam Tab.B. P. 5 mg. 423 36.11/S-S Methadone Tab.I.P. 5mg. 424 36.12/S-S Methadone Oral Soln. B.P. 5mg./5ml. 425 36.13/S-S Methylphenindate HCl Tab.U.S.P. 5mg. 426 36.14/S-S Midazolam Inj.B.P. 5 mg /5 ml.Ampl. 427 36.15/S-S Lorazepam Inj. B.P. 4 mg/ 2 ml Amp 428 36.15(a)/S-S Lorazepam Tab. B.P. 2 mg 429 36.17/S-S Sertraline Tab. 50 mg 430 36.18(a)/S-S Risperidone Tab. 2 mg 431 36.18(b)/S-S Risperidone Tab. 3 mg

432 36.19(a)/S-S Quetiapine Fumarate Tab. 100 mg 433 36.19(b)/S-S Quetiapine Fumarate Tab. 200 mg 434 36.20(a)/S-S Aripiprazole Tab. 10 mg

435 36.20(b)/S-S Aripiprazole Tab. 15 mg

436 36.21/S-S Flupentixol Inj.B.P. 20 mg/ml Amp. 437 36.22/S-S Venlafaxine Tab. 25 mg 438 36.23/S-S Escitalopram Tab. 10 mg 439 36.24/S-S Clonazepam Tab. 1 mg 440 36.25/S-S Clozapine Tab.50 mg 441 36.26/S-S Clomipramine Tab. 25 mg 442 36.27(a)/S Olanzepine Tab.I.P. 5mg. 443 36.27(b)/S-S Olanzepine Tab.I.P. 10 mg 444 36.27(c)/S-S Olanzepine Inj. I.P. 10 mg. / 1 ml Amp. 445 36.28(a)/S Devalporate Sodium Tab. 250 mg 446 36.28(b)/S Devalporate Sodium Tab. 500 mg 447 36.29(a)/S Oxcarbamezapine Tab. 100 mg 448 36.29(b)/S Oxcarbamezapine Tab. 300 mg 449 36.30(a)/S Pyridostigmine Tab. 60 mg

Respiratory Drugs

450 37.01(a)/P-1(a) Aminiphyline(Theophyline & Ethylene- diamine) Inj. I.P. 500mg/ 2 ml.Amp.

451 37.01(b)/P-1(a) Aminiphyline(Theophyline & Ethylene- diamine) Tab. I.P. 100mg

452 37.02(a)/P-1 Salbutamol Syrup I.P. 2mg./5ml. 453 37.02(b)/P-1 Salbutamol Tab.I.P. 4mg (scored)

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454 37.02(c)/S Salbutamol Inj.I.P. 0.5mg./ml. 455 37.02(d)/T Salbutamol Inhalation Aerosol I.P.

100mcg./inhalation 456 37.03(a)/P-1(a) Codeine Phosphate Tab. U.S.P. 10mg. 457 37.03(b)/P-1(a) Codeine Phosphate Syrup I.P. 458 37.04/S Betamethasone Valerate Inhalation 100

mcg/puff 459 37.05/T Salbutamol Respiratory Soln 100mcg./puff 460 37.06/T Ipratropium Bromide Pressurised Inhalation

B.P. 20 mcg/ puff 461 37.07/T Budesonide Respiratory Soln. 100

mcg/ MD 462 37.08/T Carbocystein Respiratory Soln. 463 37.09/T Theophyline 50.6mg with Etophyline

169.4mg Inj./2ml Amp. 464 37.10/T Aminophyline Inj. I.P. 250 mg / 10 ml Amp.

465 37.11/T Salbutamol Nebuliser Solution B.P. 0.5 mg/ ml

466 37.12(a)/T Ipratropium Nebuliser Soln 0.5 mg/ ml 467 37.12/P-1 Cough Syrup. Each 5 ml contains: Chlor-

pheniramine Maleate- 2.5mg, Ammonium Chloride- 125 mg, Sodium Citrate- 55 mg,

468 37.13(a)/T Terbutaline Tab. 2.5 mg 469 37.13(b)/T Terbutaline Inj. 0.5 mg / ml in 1 ml Amp. 470 37.14/T Inhaler Salbutamol 50 mcg+ Fluticasone

250 mcg 471 37.15/T Salbutamol & Ipratropium Combination

Respules 472 37.16/T Salbutamol Nebumitor Solution 0.5mg/ml 473 37.17(a)/T Budesonide Respules 25mg. 474 37.17(b)/T Budesonide Respules 1 mg.

Solution Correcting Water Electrolyte and Acid-based disturbance

475 38.01(a)/P-1 Oral Rehydration Salt I.P. '96 as Powder for Reconstitution containing : Sod. Chloride-2.6 gms, Dextrose (anhydrous -13.5 gms) Pot. Chloride-1.5 gms & Sod. Citrate-2.9 gms ( Total -20.5 gms per packet.)

476 38.01(b)/P-1 Oral Rehydration Salt I.P. '96 as Powder for Reconstitution containing : Sod. Chloride-2.6 gms, Dextrose monohydrade 14.85gms, Pot. Chloride-1.5 gms & Sod. Citrate-2.9 gms ( Total - 21.85gms per packet.)

477 38.02(a)/P-1 Sodium Chloride Injection 0.9% (Normal or Isotonic Saline) Na.+154 mmol/L.,Cl.- 154 mmol/L.

478 38.02(b)/P-1 Sodium chloride Inj. 0.9% (Noormal or Isotonic Saline) Na.+ 154mmol/L.,Cl.- 154mmol/L.

479 38.02(c)/P-1 Sodium Chloride Inj. 0.9%/100ml. 480 38.03(a)/P-1(a) Sodium Chloride & Dextrose Injection I.P. 481 38.03(b)/P-1(a) Sodium Chloride & Dextrose Injection I.P.

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482 38.04(a)/P-1 Ringers Lactate Solution for Inj. I.P. 483 38.04(b)/P-1 Ringers Lactate Solution for Inj. I.P. 484 38.05(a)/P-1 Dextrose Inj.I.P. 5% w/v bottle (280

mosm/L) Isotonic 485 38.05(b)/P-1 Dextrose Inj.I.P. 5% w/v bottle (280

mosm/L) Isotonic 486 38.05(c)/T Dextrose Inj.I.P. 25% Amp. of 25 ml. 487 38.05(d)/S Dextrose Inj. 10% (650 mosm/L) Hypertonic

488 38.06/T Sodium Bicarbonate Inj.I.P. 7.5% w/v in 10ml./Amp.

489 38.07/T 1/6 Molar Lactate Inj. 490 38.08/P-1 Water for Injection I.P. 5ml. Amp. 491 38.09/S-S Peritoneal Dialysis Solutions I.P. 492 38.10/S-S Paediatric Maintenance Electrolyte Solution

493 38.11/S-S Adult Maintenance Electrolyte Soln. 494 38.12/S Darrow's Solution. 495 38.13/S 1/5 Normal Saline with 5% Dextrose I.P. 496 38.14/S 1/3 Normal Saline with 5% Dextrose I.P. 497 38.15/S Sodium Chloride Infusion (3%) 498 38.16/S-S Polyethylene Glycol Electrolytes Solution

499 38.17/S-S Total Parenteral Nutrition (3 Chamber Bag)

500 38.18(a)/S-S Human Albumin Inj. 20% /10ml vial

501 38.18(b)/S-S Human Albumin Inj. 20% /50ml vial

Anti-Neoplastic Immunosuppressive & Allied Drugs

502 39.01(a)/S-S Cyclophosphamide Tab.I.P. 50mg. 503 39.01(b)/S-S Cyclophosphamide Inj.I.P. 500mg./Vial 504 39.02/S-S Procarbazine HCl Cap.50mg. 505 39.03/S-S Vinblastine Inj.I.P. (powder) 10mg./Vial 506 39.04(a)/S-S Vincristine Inj.I.P. 1mg./ml Vial (without

preservative) 507 39.04(b)/S-S Vincristine Inj.I.P. 1mg./1 ml Vial. 508 39.05(a)/S-S Cytosinearabinoside Inj.I.P. (powder)

500mg./5 ml Vial 509 39.05(b)/S-S Cytosinearabinoside Inj.I.P. (powder)

100mg./1 ml Vial 510 39.06/S-S Dacarbazine Inj.B.P. (powder) 100mg./ Vial

511 39.07(a)/S-S Etoposide Cap.I.P. 100mg. 512 39.07(b)/S-S Etoposide Inj.I.P. 20mg./ml. in 5ml. Amp 513 39.08(a)/S-S Calcium Folinate Tab.B.P. 15mg. 514 39.08(b)/S-S Calcium Folinate Inj.I.P. 3mg./ml. in 10ml.

Amp. 515 39.09(a)/S-S Doxorubicin Inj. 10mg./5 ml Vial.

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516 39.09(b)/S-S Doxorubicin Inj. 50mg./25 ml Vial 517 39.10(a)/S-S Cisplatin Inj.I.P. 10mg./Vial. 518 39.10(b)/S-S Cisplatin Inj. 50mg./Vial 519 39.11/S-S Bleomycin Sulphate Inj.I.P. 15mg./Vial. 520 39.12(a)/S-S Azathioprine Tab.I.P. 50mg. 521 39.12(b)/S-S Azathioprine Sodium for Inj.U.S.P. (powder)

50mg./Vial. 522 39.13/S-S 6-Mecaptopurine Tab.I.P. 50mg. 523 39.14/S-S Flurourocil Inj. I.P. 250mg. in 5ml. Amp. 524 39.15(a)/S-S Methotrexate Inj. I.P. 50mg in 2ml. Amp. 525 39.15(b)/S-S Methotrexate Tab. I.P. 2.5mg.

526 39.16(a)/S-S Anastrazole Tab. 1 mg.

527 39.17(a)/S-S Carboplatin Inj. 150 mg.

528 39.17(b)/S-S Carboplatin Inj. 450 mg.

529 39.18(a)/S-S Gemcitabine Inj.1 mg.

530 39.18(b)/S-S Gemcitabine Inj.200 mg.

531 39.19(a)/S-S Epirubicin Inj. 10 mg.

532 39.19(b)/S-S Epirubicin Inj. 50 mg.

533 39.19(c)/S-S Epirubicin Inj. 100 mg.

534 39.20(a)/S-S Ifosfamide Inj. 1gm

535 39.20(b)/S-S Ifosfamide Inj. 2 gm

536 39.21(a)/S-S Temozolamide Tab. I.P.100 mg.

537 39.21(b)/S-S Temozolamide Tab. I.P.250 mg.

538 39.22(a)/S-S Leucovorin Inj. 15 mg. 5ml. Vial.

539 39.22(b)/S-S Leucovorin Inj. 50 mg. 5ml. Vial.

540 39.23(a)/S-S Dxarazoxane Inj.

541 39.24(a)/S-S Lapatinib Inj 250 mg.

542 39.25(a)/S-S Paclitaxel Inj. 30mg./5ml vial.

543 39.25(b)/S-S Paclitaxel Inj. 260mg.

544 39.25(c)/S-S Paclitaxel Inj. 100mg.

545 39.25(d)/S-S Paclitaxel Inj. 300mg.

546 39.26(a)/S-S Docitaxel Inj. 20mg.

547 39.26(b)/S-S Docitaxel Inj. 80mg.

548 39.26(c)/S-S Docitaxel Inj. 100mg.

549 39.27(a)/S-S Thalidomide Tab. 50mg.

550 39.27(b)/S-S Thalidomide Tab. 100mg.

551 39.28(a)/S-S Oxaloplaplatin Inj. 50 mg.

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552 39.28(b)/S-S Oxaloplaplatin Inj. 100 mg.

553 39.29(a)/S-S Zolidranic Acid Inj.4 mg.

554 39.30(a)/S-S Imatinib Mesylate 100 mg.

555 39.30(b)/S-S Imatinib Mesylate 400 mg.

Vitamines, Minerals & Nutrients

556 40.01(a)/P-1(a) Vitamin A Concentrate I.P. 1,00,000 I.U./ml. Ampoule (Oily form)

557 40.01(b)/P-1(a) Vitamin-A Cap. B.P. /Tab. 50,000 I.U. 558 40.02/P-1 Nicotinic Acid Tab. I.P. 50mg. 559 40.03/P-1 Pyridoxine Hydrochloride Cap.50mg. 560 40.04/P-1 Riboflavine Tab. I.P. 5mg. 561 40.05(a)/P-1 Vitamin B.Complex Tab.NFI- III (Prophylactic)

Each Tab Contains:- Vit. B1- 2mg,Vit. B2- 2mg,Vit. B6- 0.5mg, Niacinamide- 25 mg, Calcium Pantothenate 1mg.

562 40.05(b)/P-1 Vitamine B.Complex Inj. 10ml./Vial. 563 40.06/P-1 Amino Acid Injection 564 40.07/P-1 Antioxidant Capsule: Composition:- Each

Cap. conts. Beta Carotene - 30% Dispersion (Equiv. to Vitamin A- 5000 i.u. 10 mg), Vitamin-E Acitate - 25 i.u., Vitmin C -100 mg, Copper -1.5 mg, Manganese -1.5 mg, Zinc -7.5 mg, Selenium -150 mcg, Excipients -q.s.

565 40.08(a)/P-1(a) Vit. - K Inj. 10 mg / ml in 1 ml Amp. 566 40.08(b)/P-1(a) Vit. - K Inj. 1 mg / 0.5 ml Vial. 567 40.09/P-1(a) Bacillus thuringiensis var israetansis(Btri)

Sero-type, H-14 (AS)

568 40.10/P-1(a) Ionic Calcium.

569 40.11/P-1 Calcium with D-3

Antiseptic and Disinfectants

570 41.01(a) Antiseptic Lotion 5-15% Cetrimide + 8% Chlorhexidine Combination

571 41.01(b) Antiseptic Lotion 5-15% Cetrimide + 8% Chlorhexidine Combination

572 41.02(a) Glutaraldehyde Solution 2% for instrument sterilization

573 41.02(b) Glutaraldehyde Solution 2% for instrument sterilization

574 41.03/ Cresol with Soap Solution 50% I.P.

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575 41.04(a) Bleaching Powder (containing 33% of available chlorine)

576 41.04(b) Bleaching Powder (containing 33% of available chlorine)

577 41.05(a) Phenyle (RW coeff 5-7) 578 41.05(b) Phenyle (RW coeff 5-7) 579 41.06/ Gention Violet U.S.P. 25gm.

580 41.07/ Compound Benzoin Tincture I.P. 581 41.08/ Potassium Permanganate Crystals I.P.

582 41.08(a) Potassium Permanganate Crystals I.P. 583 41.09/ Formalin (40% solution)

584 41.10/P-1 Formaldehyde Tablet 585 41.11/ Povidone Iodine Solution I.P 5% w/v

586 41.12/P-1 Halazone Tablet for Solution U.S.P. 4mg 587 41.13/P-1 Antiseptic Lotion containing Benzalkonium

Chloride I.P. 2% 588 41.14/P-1 Antiseptic Lotion containing Chlorhexidine

Solution I.P. 5% 589 41.15/P-1 Mercurochrome N.F. 25gm.

590 41.16/P-1 Hand Disinfactant : Each 100 gm contains : 2-Propanol- 45g, 1-Propanol- 30g, Ethyl-Hexadecyl-Dimethyl - Ammonium Ethyl Sulphate - 0.2 g (Prop. INN Macetronium Ethyl Sulphate)

591 41.17/P-1 O.T. Sterilization Soln. Each 100 g contains : 1, 6 dihydroxy 2-5 dioxahexame - 11.2gm, Glutaraldehyde- 5 gm, Benzalkonium Chloride- 5 gm, Alkyl Urea Derivatives - 3 gm.

592 41.18/P-1 Surface & Equipment Disin-fectant: Each 100 g contains : Ethanol - 10 gms, 1-Propanol - 6 gms, 2-Propanol 9 gms

593 41.19/S-S Concentrated Disinfectant with AHP Technology.

594 41.20/S-S Surgical Skin Disinfectant ( with IPA, n- proposed & CHG.)

595 41.21/S-S Temphos 50% EC.(I.S.I. Specification.)

596 41.22/S-S Pyrethrum extract 2% Bti (AS/ WP) I.S.I. Specification.

597 Radio-Contrast Media

598 42.01/ Barium Sulphate I.P. ( X-Ray quality ) Original Pack

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599 42.01(a) Berium Sulphate for contrast X-Ray ( oral contrast ), 15 - 20% w/v.

600 42.01(b) Berium Sulphate for contrast X-Ray ( oral contrast ), 50% w/v.

601 42.01(c) Berium Sulphate for contrast X-Ray ( oral contrast ), 100% w/v.

602 42.01(d) Berium Sulphate for contrast X-Ray ( oral contrast ), 200% w/v.

603 42.02/ Iopanoic Acid 500mg Tab.B.P. for oral Cholecyctography

604 42.03/ Meglumine Iodipamide Inj.B.P. 60% Solution

605 42.04(a) Sodium Diatrozoate 1600 mg.+ Meglumin Diatrozoate 10400 mg. Injection B.P.

606 42.04(b) Sodium Diatrozoate 200mg + Meglumin Diatrozoate 13200mg Injection B.P.

607 42.05/ Iohexol Injection U.S.P. ( non ionic contrast for coronary angiography)

608 42.05(a) Iohexol non-ionic contrast Inj. for Coronary Angiography in 250% dilution

609 42.05(b) Iohexol non-ionic contrast Inj. for Coronary Angiography in 300% dilution

610 42.05(c) Iohexol non-ionic contrast Inj. for Coronary Angiography in 350% dilution

611 42.06(a) 76% Urograffin 20 ml Vial. Miscellaneous

612 43.01/ Puriffied Water I.P.

613 43.02/ Pyrogen free triple distilled water I.P.for intra operative use after sterilization.

614 43.03/ Ethanol I.P. 95% (Rectified Spirit) 615 43.04/ Absolute Alcohol I.P. 616 43.05/ Acriflavine N.F. 617 43.06/ Liquid Paraffin I.P. (Heavy) 618 43.07/ Light Liquid Paraffin I.P. 619 43.08/ Compound Cardamom Tincture I.P. '66 620 43.09/ Sodium Bicarbonate I.P. 621 43.10/ Yellow Soft Paraffin I.P.

622 43.11 Industrial Methylated Spirit I.P. 623 43.12/ Potassium Citrate I.P. 624 43.13/ Potassium Chloride I.P. 625 43.14/ Sodium Chloride I.P. 626 43.15/ Dextrose I.P. 627 43.16/ Sodium Citrate I.P. 628 43.17/ Ammonium Chloride I.P. 629 43.18/ Ephedrine HCl I.P.

630 43.19/ Homatropine Hydrobromide I.P./ B.P.

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631 43.20/ Liquified Phenol I.P. 632 43.21/ Magnesium Sulphate I.P. 633 43.22/ Magnesium Carbonate I.P. 634 43.23/ Aromatic Spirit of Ammonia I.P. '66 635 43.24/ Sodium Salicylate I.P. 636 43.25/ Developer (X-Ray film)

637 43.26/ Fixer (X-Ray film) Chemicals and Lotions

638 44.01(a) Yellow Soft Paraffin I.P. (Vasellane Yellow)

639 44.01(b) White Soft Paraffin I.P. (Vasellane White)

640 44.02/ Lishmen Stain 25 mg.

641 44.03/ Hydrogen Peroxide I.P. 500 ml. 642 44.04/ Ciderwood Oil 25 gms. 643 44.05/ Coombs Fluid 10 ml. 644 44.06/ E.D.T.A. Powder 645 44.07/ Immension Oil 30 ml. 646 44.08/ P.P.D. (Tuberculline) 647 44.09/ Panthoromeline -SL 5 ml 648 44.10/ Thormboral -S 4 ml 649 44.11/ Aceton 4 Ltrs. 650 44.12/ Chloroform Spirit 500 ml 651 44.13/ Chlorohexidine Gluconate Solution. 3% and

Strong Cetrimide Solution. 6%.

652 44.14/ Paraffin Wax 60 c X 62 c 653 44.15/ Paraffin Wax 58 c to 60 c 654 44.16/ Enzymetic Detergent Solution 655 44.17/ Microscope Oil

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Annexure ‘B’ List of Laboratory Chemicals (to be tested):

270 (Two hundred and seventy) items 1 L01 Acid Hydrochloric L.G. 500ml. 2 L02 Zinc Sulphate L.G. 3 L03 Folin & Ciocalteu Phenol Reagent 4 L03(a) Methylene Blue 5 L04 Acid Orthophosphoric A.G. 500ml. 6 L05 Acid Molybdic A.G. 100gm 7 L06(a) Acid Nitric L.G. 500ml./ 1 liter. 8 L06(b) Acid Orthophosphoric 85 p.c. A.G. 500gm. 9 L07 Acid Phosphomolybdic A.G. 25gm.

10 L08 Acid Sulphuric L.G. 500ml / 1 liter Anti-Immunoglobulin Antiserum

11 L09(a) Monospecific Anti IgA Antiserum 1ml. 12 L09(b) Monospecific Anti IgG Antiserum I.P. 1ml.

13 L09(c) Monospecific Anti IgH Antiserum 1ml. 14 L09(d) IgH antiserum for Chlamydia 50 test kit. 15 L09(e) IgG Antiserum for Chlamydia 50 test kit 16 L09(f) IgH for Toxoplasma 50 test kit 17 L09(g) IgG for Taxoplasma 50 test kit. Blood Group Anti-Serum

18 L10(a) Blood Group Anti "A" serum I.P. 19 L10(b) Blood Group Anti "B" serum I.P. 20 L10© Blood Group Anti "AB" serum 21 L10(d) Blood Group Anti "D"serum I.P. 22 L10(e) Blood Group Anti "A+B+D" serum 23 L11(a) Brain Heart Infusion Agar 100gm. 24 L11(b) Brain Heart Infusion Agar 500gm. 25 L110(i) HIV-ELISA test kit for 96 wells 26 L110(j) HIV-Western blot test kit for 20 tests 27 L12(a) Brain Heart Infusion Broth, 100gm. 28 L12(b) Brain Heart Infusion Broth, 500gm. 29 L13 Calcium Chloride Fused Granules L.G.500gm.

30 L14 Chloroform A.G. 500gm / ml 31 L15 Collodion (pure) 25gm / 100 gm. 32 L16 Copper Sulphate (Granular Crystal) L.G. 500gm.

33 L17 Diacetyl Monoxime L.G. 100gm

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Diagnostic Kits For - (One Kit For No. of Tests)

34 L18(i) Acid Phosphatase 50 tests per kit. 35 L18(ii) Alkaline Phosphatase 50 tests per kit. 36 L18(iii) Amylase 50 tests per kit. 37 L18(iv) CPK 50 tests per kit. 38 L18(v) SGOT 50 tests per kit. 39 L18(vi) SGPT 50 tests per kit. 40 L18(vii) LDH 41 L18(viii) Glucose 42 L18(ix) Total Protein 43 L18(x) Uric Acid 50 tests per kit. 44 L18(xi) Cholesterol 45 L18(xii) Serum billirubin 46 L18(xiii) Urea 47 L18(xiv) Albumin 48 L18(xv) Creatinine 49 L18(xvi) Glycosylated Heamoglobin 50 L18(xvii) Lipase 50 tests per kit. 51 L18(xviii) Chloride 50 tests per kit. 52 L18(xix) Triglyceride 53 L18(xx) CPK (MB) 50 tests per kit. 54 L18(xxi) Echinococcosis-Elisa 55 L18(xxii) Campylobeactor Pylori 56 L18(xxiii) FDPS 57 L18(xxiv) PTTK per 20 test kit 58 L18(xxv) Anti Nuclear Factor per 20 test kit 59 L18(xxvi) Anti DSDNA 60 L18(xxvii) Fibrinogen Assay Kit 61 L18(xxviii) Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase-Kit 62 L18(xxix) Hepatitis C-total antibody 1g. G/1g. to pl

antibody Anti HBC 1gM 63 L18(xxx) Hepatitis B - Antibody (50/100 test kits) 64 L18(xxxi) VDRL Kit 65 L19 Disodium Hydrogen Phosphate A.G. 66 L20 Eosin (water and alcohol soluble) 67 L21 Ether Solvent L.G. 500ml. 68 L22 Ferric Chloride (anhydrous) A.G. 100g. 69 L23 Indicator-Paper (universal) strip 70 L23(a) Indicator-Paper (universal) strip 71 L24 Indicator-Paper (narrow range) pH 3.0 to 6.5 72 L25 Indicator-Paper (wide range) pH 5.5 to 10.5 73 L26 Methyl Alcohol 500ml. 74 L27 Nessler's Reagent 100ml. 75 L28 Potassium Dichromate 76 L29 Potassium Hydroxide (globules) A.G.500gm.

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77 L30 Potassium Oxalate A.G.500gm 78 L31(f) HBsAg (Hepatitis B surface antigen) Latex Kit/

strip of 25 tests. 79 L32(h) Widal Antigen (S.typhi, Para typhi A & B) - 1

x 4 x 5 ml per pkt. 80 L33 Sodium Bicarbonate A.G. 500gm. 81 L34 Sodium Carbonate (anhydrous) A.G. 82 L35 Sodium fluride 100gm. 83 L36 Sodium Hydroxide (globules/ pellets / flakes)

L.G. 500 gm. 84 L37 Sodium Potassium Tartarate A.G. 500 gm

85 L38 Sodium Sulphate (anhydrous) A.G. 500 gm 86 L39 Sodium Sulphate L.G. 500gm. 87 L40 Sodium Tangstage A.G. 500gm. 88 L41 Ureas Tab. A.G. 10 Tab. 89 L42 Perchloric acid 90 L43 Pyridine:500 ml 91 L44 Metalic Zinc (assenictw) 92 L45 SDDC (Silver diethyl diethiocerbemet) 93 L46 Sodium nitrate 94 L48 Insulin 95 L49(a) T3 96 L49(b) T4 97 L49(c) TSH 98 L49(d) TSH-3 99 L49(e) FT4 100 L49(f) TUP 101 L49(g) FT3 102 L50(a) FSH 50 test per kit 103 L50(b) LH2 104 L50(c) PROLACTIN 50 test per kit 105 L50(d) E2-6 106 L50(e) PROGESTERONE 107 L50(f) TESTOSTERONE 108 L50(g) THCG 109 L51(a) AFP 50 test per kit 110 L51(b) CEA 50 test per kit 111 L51(c) ePSA 50 test per kit 112 L51(d) fPSA 50 test per kit 113 L51(e) CA-15-3(BR) 114 L51(f) CA 125(OV) 115 L51(g) CA 19 -9(GI) 116 L52(a) DIGOXIN 117 L52(b) DIGITOXIN 118 L52(c) GENTAMYCIN 119 L52(d) PHENYTOIN

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120 L52(e) CARBAMAZEPINE 121 L52(f) THEOPHYLLINE 122 L52(g) VANCOMYCIN 123 L52(h) PHENOBARBITOL 124 L53(a) VIT B 12 125 L53(b) FERRITIN 126 L53(c) FOLATE 127 L54(a) CORTISOL 128 L54(b) LgE 129 L54(c) DPD 130 L55(a) CKMB 131 L55(b) TROPONIN 132 L55(c) MYGLOBIN 133 L56(a) CAL 'A' 134 L56(b) CAL 'B' 135 L56(c) CAL 'C' 136 L56(d) CAL 'D' 137 L56(e) CAL 'E' 138 L56(f) CAL 'F' 139 L56(g) CAL 'G' (BR) 140 L56(h) CAL 'X' (OV) 141 L56(i) CAL 'W' (GI) 142 L56(j) CAL 'J' GENTAMYCIN 143 L56(k) CAL 'V' VANCOMYCIN 144 L56(l) CAL PHENOBARBITAL 145 L56(m) CAL PHENYTOIN 146 L56(n) CAL 'Z' CARBAMAZEPINE 147 L56(o) CAL 'DPD' 148 L56(p) CAL 'E-2-6' 149 L56(q) CAL 'Q' 150 L57(a) WASH REAGENTS 1 151 L57(b) WASH REAGENTS 2 152 L57(c) AFP WASH 153 L57(d) REAGENT 1 & 2 154 L57(e) MULTIDILUENT 1 155 L57(f) MULTIDILUENT 2 156 L57(g) MULTIDILUENT 3 157 L57(h) MULTIDILUENT 4 158 L57(i) MULTIDILUENT 5 159 L57(j) MULTIDILUENT 7 160 L57(k) MULTIDILUENT 8 161 L57(l) MULTIDILUENT 9 162 L57(m) T3 DILUENT 163 L57(n) T4 DILUENT 164 L57(o) IgE DILUENT 165 L57(p) CEA DILUENT 166 L57(q) CKMB DILUENT 167 L57(r) B 12 DILUENT 168 L57(s) FOLATE COND. RGT. 169 L57(t) ASCORBIC ACID/FOLATE

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170 L57(u) ACS 180 CLEN. SOLN. (PMA) 171 L58(a) LIGAND PLUS 1, 2 & 3 172 L58(b) TUMOR MARKER PLUS 1 & 2 173 L58(c) ANTI DEPRESSANT QC 174 L58(d) ANEMIA CONTROL 175 L59(a) CUVETTE 176 L59(b) SAMPLE CUPS 177 L59(c) SEPTUM SEALS (CUPS) 178 L60(a) HDL Cholesterol 179 L60(b) Inorganic Phosphate 180 L60(c) Micro Protein 181 L-61(a) Ammonia Oxalate 182 L-61(b) Benedict Solution 183 L-61© Brian Thromboplastin 184 L-61(d) D.P.X.Mount 185 L-61(e) Drabkin's Soln. 186 L-61(f) E.A. 50 187 L-61(g) Glycerin 188 L-61(h) Glacial Acetic Acid 189 L-62(a) Haemotoxylin (Harris) 190 L-62(b) Acetone free Methyl Alcohol 191 L-62© Orange 'G' 192 L-62(d) Xylene 193 L-62(e) Muritic Acid 194 L-62(f) Brilliant Cesyl Blue 195 L-62(g) Pot. Alluminium Sulphate 196 L-62(h) Sudan Black 'B' 197 L-63(a) Crystal Phenol 198 L-63(b) Per Iodic Acid 199 L-63© Basic Fuchsin 200 L-63(d) Acid Fuchsin 201 L-63(e) Pot. Meta Bisulphate 202 L-63(f) Activated Charcoal 203 L-63(g) Pot. Ferro-cyanide 204 L-63(h) Sodium Thiosulphate 205 L-64(a) Conc. Ammonia 206 L-64(b) Silver Nitrate 207 L-64© Iron Alum 208 L-64(d) Oxalic Acid 209 L-64(e) Picric Acid 210 L-64(f) Giemsa Powder 211 L-64(g) Glyserol 212 L-64(h) Formic Acid 213 L-64(i) Methyl Blue 214 L-64(j) Tris Buffer 215 L-65(a) Electolyte Analyser ( For Easylite,) Na/KCl Soln.

Pack 216 L-65(b) Electolyte Analyser ( For Easylite,) Na/Kl Soln.

Pack

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217 L-65© Electolyte Analyser ( For Easylite,) Daily Cleaning Soln

218 L-65(d) Electolyte Analyser ( For Easylite,) Urinary Diluents

219 L-65(e) Extra Soln for cleaning of Auto Analyzer & Semi Auto Analyser

220 L-66(a) Ammonia 221 L-66(b) Lactate 222 L-66(c) Calcium 223 L-66(d) Phosphorus 224 L-66(e) Rheumatoid Factor 225 L-66(f) C-reactive Protin 226 L-66(g) hs-CRP( High senative C-reactive Protin) 227 L-66(h) ANA Kit (Elisa) 228 L-67(a) Gamma Glutamyl Tranpepdase kit ( IFCC

Method ) 229 L-67(b) Hb AIC 230 L-67(c) Microalbumin 231 L-67(d) Copper Kit.( Di-Br-PAESA Method)

232 L-67(e) Immunoassay Control ( ELISA) 233 L-67(f) Easylyte Q.C.Kit for Na/KCl. 234 L-67(g) Diabetic Control (Bilevel) for Hb AIC Assay

235 L-67(h) Alfa Fetoprotein Kit. 236 L-67(i) BETA HCG Kit 237 L-68(a) Calibration Gas Bottle BP-7001 238 L-68(b) Stromatolyser WH (For Kx-21)

239 L-68(d) APTT Kit (Action FSL-Dada Bchring)

240 L-68(e) Stroolyser FD 11

241 L-68(f) Stroolyser FB

242 L-68(g) SF Check ( L/N/H )

243 L-68(h) CF Check 1 (GAS 500 A )

244 L-68(i) Brain Thromboplastin

245 L-68(j) Test Thrombin

246 L-68(k) Standard Human Plasma

247 L-68(l) Control Plasma N

248 L-68(m) Factor VIII Deficient Plasma

249 L-68(n) Ecoshield

250 L-68(o) Fibrin Sealent

251 L-68(p) Fibrin Sealent

252 L-68© CA-Clean (GSA-500A)

253 L-69(a) Anti Haemophillic Factor IX ( 600 I.U. )

254 L-69(b) Anti Haemophillic Factor VIII ( 300 I.U. ) Monoclonal Purified

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255 L-69(d) Tr. Benzoin 256 L-69(e) Extran

257 L-69(f) CRD

258 L-69(g) Papinocolus Solution 1A 259 L-69(h) Papinocolus Solution 3B

260 L-69(i) Papinocolus Solution 2B 261 L-69(j) Multistix

262 L-69(k) Urostix

263 L-70 (a) Iron & TIBC Kit ( Firozine Mthod) 264 L-70 (b) Micro Protein Kit (Pyrrogallol Red Method ) 265 L-70 (c) Calcium Kit ( Arsenazo III End Point method)

266 L-70 (d) Phosphorus Kit ( Molybdate UV Method)

267 L-70 (e) Magnesium Kit ( Calmagite Method)

268 L-71 (a) Elisa Kit for Estrogen 269 L-71 (b) Elisa Kit for DHEAS 270 L-71 (c) Elisa Kit for Iron Overload for Thalassaemic cases :

Ferritin

Rate/s quoted by a tenderer for testing a Drug/Chemical / Laboratory Chemical for the tender invited by the Directorate of Health Services Govt. of West Bengal for the tender period 2010– 2012 and for its extension (if any*)

1 2 3 4 5 Name of the

Drug/Chemical/Laboratory

Chemical

Sl. No. of the item

according to

Annexure A** & B**

Cat. No. of the item

according to

Annexure A ** & B**

Testing Charge needed for

testing the item as a single unit.

Names of different tests and their corresponding charges (Total of which should be in conformity with the rate mentioned

at column 4) related with the item mentioned in

column 1

N.B. * See the Terms & Conditions. ** Provided with the Terms & Conditions. ----------------------------------- _______________________________ Name of the Laboratory. Authorized Signatory of the Testing Laboratory with his/her official seal.