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First step need to take For Starting a Pharmaceutical Company

Query: I am a veterinarian by profession. Have been going through your website from past 1 year and have planned now to give a start to my own pharma company. Please let me know what will be the first step I need to take.  Answer: First Step you need to prepare yourself for Pharmaceutical Company:  Preparation means Choose marketing type, Choose molecules want to launch, Location where you want to launch product, Choose Company, Products Name, Budget available...  Choose marketing type: As number of marketing and selling types present in pharmaceutical market. i.e. Branded Marketing , Generic Marketing , OTC Marketing, Franchise Marketing etc. You need to select any one from above.  Choose Molecule: Once you have selected which marketing type is best suitable for you then you need to select at which segment and molecules you want to work. Check out: How to choose products/service for business? Location: You can't launch your pharmaceutical company all over India or at broad area.
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Schedule F, F1, F2, F3, FF

Schedules: Schedule A, Schedule B, Schedule C, Schedule D, Schedule E1, Schedule F, Schedule G, Schedule H, Schedule H1, Schedule I, Schedule J, Schedule K, Schedule L1, Schedule M, Schedule M1, Schedule M2, Schedule M3, Schedule N, Schedule O, Schedule P, Schedule Q, Schedule R, Schedule S, Schedule T, Schedule U, Schedule V, Schedule W, Schedule X, Schedule Y


Schedule F:
Schedule F (Rule 78 and Part X) describes requirements related to Blood and Blood Components. We are describing general heading about schedule. This will give you Idea about schedule structure and matter.

Part XIIB: Requirements for the functioning and operation of a blood bank and / or for preparation of blood components.
I. This section describes details about Blood Bank and Blood Components
  • General
  • Accommodation for a Blood Bank
  • Personnel
  • Maintenance
  • Equipment
  • Supplies and Reagents
  • Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP’s) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s)
  • Criteria for Blood Donation
  • General equipments and Instruments
  • Special Reagents
  • Testing Whole Blood
  • Records
  • Labels
II. This section describes the details about Blood Donation Camps
  • Premises, personnel etc
  • Personnel for Out-door Blood Donation Camp
  • Equipments
III. This section describes the details about processing of blood components from whole blood by a blood bank
  • Accommodation
  • Equipment
  • Personnel
  • Testing Facility
  • Category of blood components
  • Plasmapheresis, plateletpheresis, leucapheresis, using a cell separator

Part XIIC:
I. Requirements for manufacturing of blood products
  • General Requirements
  • Collection and storage of plasma for fractionation
  • Personnel
  • Production Control
  • Viral Inactivation Process
  • Quality Control
  • Testing of Blood Products
  • Storage of finished products
  • Labelling
  • Record
  • Master Formula Records
II. Requirements for manufacture of blood products from bulk finished products

Part XIID: Requirements for collection, processing, testing, storage, banking and release of umbilical cord blood derived stem cells
i. General Requirements
ii. Collection and storage of processed umbilical cord blood component
iii. Personnel
iv. Air Handling System
v. Quality Control
vi. Screening Test
vii. Storage
viii. Reference Samples
ix. Labelling
x. Record or Documents
xi. Cord Blood Release

Part XIII:
I. General


Schedule F(I):
Part I: Vaccines
I. Provisions applicable to the production of bacterial vaccines
Part II: Antisera
I. Provisions applicable to the production of all Sera from Living Animals
Part III: Diagnostic Antigens
I. Provisions Applicable to the Manufacture and Standardisation of Diagnostic Agents (Bacterial Origin)
Part IV: General

Schedule F (II) (Rule 124-C):
  • Standards for Surgical Dressings

Schedule F(III) (Rule 124-D):
  • Standards for Umbilical Tapes

Schedule FF (Rule 126-A):
  • Standard for Ophthalmic preparations
  • Part A: Ophthalmic Solutions and suspension
  • Part B: Ophthalmic Ointments

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