May 9, 2022

Lifecare Neuro has expanded its Third Party pharma manufacturing capacity to undergo the bulk production of medicines and nutraceuticals.
Baddi, Himachal Pradesh May 9, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - The Pandemic has highlighted the major problems regarding the scarcity of drugs especially lifesaving medicines. The surging demand for medicine was difficult to meet due to limited supplies. This encouraged third-party manufacturing pharma for highly demanded medicine.
Many big pharmaceutical companies get their medicine manufactured through other companies, as it cuts down the cost, time and benefits are good. Recently, Lifecare Neuro has expanded its Third Party manufacturing pharma capacity to undergo the bulk production of medicines and nutraceuticals.
Indian Pharmaceutical Market has unique characteristics. It makes up to 70% to 80% of the retail market, and early investment and development capabilities make it easy for the local payers to enjoy a dominant position last but not least, high competition in this sector has resulted from low price levels. Although India ranks 10th globally in terms of value, it is ranked 3rd in terms of volume.
The founder & Managing Director of Lifecare Neuro, Mr. Yogendra Chopra said "We are looking forward to manufacturing quality lifesaving medicine for some well-known companies. To deliver medicine on time with the best quality it's necessary to adopt the latest technology in our facility. Moreover, more and more companies are now opting for third party manufacturing for a variety of pharmaceutical products, to meet their requirements and expectation we have expanded the manufacturing area as well."
Lifecare Neuro which was established in 1994 has its WHO GMP manufacturing facility located in Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. The company is involved in the manufacturing of quality-driven well researched pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products taking raw materials from well-known names in the pharmaceutical sector like Dr. Reddy, Sun Pharma, Biocon, etc.
Currently, Lifecare Neuro has a good quality management system in place this guarantees the fulfillment of WHO-GMP guidelines. The company also ensure to meet the requirements of other regulatory body like good laboratory practice (GLP). Products that meet 'Lifecare Quality Standard (LQS)' are allowed to move ahead for dispatch. Meeting SOPs is necessary for the delivery of medicine and it should be relevant to the production, quality control, and quality assurance.
About Lifecare Neuro
Lifecare Neuro is a Pharma Manufacturing company established with the motive to develop cost-effective medicine for a healthier world. The company is a major manufacturer of tablets, capsules, syrups, injections, etc. The entire manufacturing, packaging and storage process takes place in its facility which is ISO, WHO - GMP certified, and adheres to all the guidelines.
You can visit https://www.lifecareneuro.com if you want to know further about third party pharma manufacturing process and what different categories they cover
Media Contact
Lifecare Neuro
7876892589
70/1 Dharampur, Sai Road, Near Export Promotion Zone Baddi, Himachal Pradesh – 173205
Source :Lifecare Neuro
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