Pharmaceutical products are made through complex processes involving research, development, manufacturing, and quality control. Here's a simplified overview
1. Research and Development (R&D)
We identify potential drug candidates through research, often targeting specific diseases or conditions. This stage involves testing compounds in laboratories and studies to assess efficacy and safety.
Marcyrl Research and development (R&D) is the key driver in developing and introducing new products to national & international markets improving the population’s overall health and economic situation by reducing hospitalizations and operating costs in the healthcare sector through:
• Pre-clinical research & reaching innovative drug delivery systems.
• Experimental design testing.
• Designing production processes.
• Clinical testing.
• Enhancing & developing new concentrations, dosage forms, and delivery systems.
2. Regulatory Approval:
Ensuring that we comply with local and international regulations & standards.
Marcyrl's Regulatory department is responsible for preparing and submitting the necessary documentation for product registration with EDA to obtain the required approvals for labeling & packaging. This includes providing data on the safety, efficacy, and quality of the product and managing any changes to the product’s formulation, manufacturing process, or labeling which needs to be approved by the authorities before they can be implemented.
Our Team serves as a liaison between the company and regulatory authorities, handling communications, submissions, and responses to queries or concerns.
3. Manufacturing:
Once regulatory approval is obtained, the drug moves into manufacturing. This involves large-scale production of the drug following strict quality control measures.
4. Quality Control:
Throughout the manufacturing process, quality control checks ensure that the drug meets strict standards for potency, purity, and stability. These checks continue even after the product is on the market to ensure consistency and safety.
5. Distribution and Marketing:
Once manufactured and approved, pharmaceutical products are distributed to pharmacies, hospitals, and other healthcare providers. We use marketing efforts to promote the products to healthcare professionals and consumers.
