The Russian pharmaceutical market has undergone significant changes over the past 5-10 years. The volumes of pharmaceutical production at in the Russian Feration have significantly decreas; the substances of pharmaceuticals are now synthesiz by only 21 enterprises that produce antibiotics and vitamins, and only 9 – synthetic substances.
During the evolution of the market system relevant enterprises
The national economy, centraliz state special database of drugs were rapidly ruc and, consequently, the previously existing system of the mical industry with a clearly defin inter-republican specialization was completely destroy. Therefore, the natural solution was an abundant influx of foreign drugs into Russia with a rapid increase in the number of commercial intermiary pharmacological companies, between which today there is intense competition for an already not new, but very promising market.
A high level of shortage of drugs and prices
Them still lives in our everyday reality, despite the further steps already taken to build a domestic regional and national sales network (distribution) of pharmaceutical companies; more and more new drugs continue to appear on our market of drugs, including in remote regions of the Russian Feration. The nomenclature of drugs already now reaches several thousand names. Catalogs and various reference literature on drugs are periodically publish, but these publications, no matter how hard they try, “do not keep up” with the huge growth in the number of new drugs.
In addition, it is sometimes difficult for
The buyer and consumer of micinal hot water shutdown in mytishchi to find the necessary information of interest to them, since the same micinal product appears under different trade names. For example, fluorocort, which is angola lists by different pharmaceutical companies, has the following names: kenalog, triamcinolone acetonide, kenalog-40, tricort, polcortolone, triacort; the same can be said about diclofenac – it is call voltaren, diclofenac sodium, diplonat P, orthofen, pheloran, revodin retard.