The list of drugs subject to tax deduction is quite extensive and includes drugs from various groups. It is approved by government regulations and is constantly changing and supplemented. It is used when calculating the amount of social tax deductions.
Return Policy
Citizens who make tax payments to the state are provided with tax deductions in accordance with the clauses of the current Tax Code. The volume of social deductions each year is equal to the amount of money paid for medicines, and the medicines must be included in the government list. The maximum amount cannot exceed 120 thousand rubles. in a year.
The taxpayer does not have the right to expect a refund of a larger amount of social deduction. It cannot exceed the amount of personal income tax contributed to the budget during the year. The money spent on the purchase of medicines can only be returned next year, because the deadline for submitting a completed declaration lasts until the end of April of the next reporting year.
When counting on receiving deductions, patients should remember that medications for treatment must be prescribed by the attending physician. Medicines are purchased with funds that belong to the patient (taxpayer). When the cost of medications is paid by the employer, there are no deductions for such costs by law. To safely return your money and avoid various problems with the tax office, you need to make sure that there are no corrections in the recipe.
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What's included in the list
The list of medicines for tax deduction is determined on the basis of a special resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation. It presents various names of drugs that are not internationally classified as patented drugs.
When purchasing, you can expect to receive a special deduction that is related to tax amounts. In this case, the drug must be purchased with a prescription from the attending physician.
In some cases, they pay for the purchase of medicines without a prescription; there are over-the-counter departments for this.
There are a large number of variations in the names of the products on the list. To get the most accurate information, you need to focus on the State Register. If the patient has been prescribed a drug that is not included in the developed list, then there is no talk of social payments.
The list of medical drugs for tax deduction does not contain information about the form of release of the drugs.
If we consider the types of drugs, we can distinguish several groups that are included in this list of drugs subject to tax deduction:
- Anesthesia drugs.
- Analgesics.
- Medicines against allergic reactions.
- Medicines that affect the central nervous system.
- Drugs against infectious diseases.
- Immunosuppressive drugs.
- Medicines to combat various tumors.
- Antiosteoporosis drugs.
- Aimed at normalizing blood condition.
- Means for stabilizing the activity of the cardiovascular system.
- Diagnostic drugs.
- Antiseptics.
- Means for normalizing the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract.
- Hormonal medications.
- Medicines for the treatment of the urinary system and kidneys.
- Ophthalmic drugs.
- Means for the treatment of the uterus.
- Medicines to normalize the functioning of the respiratory system.
- Group of nutrients.
- Vitamins.
When considering anesthesia agents, we are talking about special anesthesia preparations (various powders). In addition, this group includes medications that achieve the effect of local anesthesia.
Analgesics include various drugs that are narcotic and non-narcotic in nature. This also includes the means used to treat gout.
The influence on the central nervous system is exerted through medications aimed at combating seizures. This includes various antidepressants, anticholinesterase and other medications.
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Refund process
How to get a tax deduction for medicines? You must contact the tax office at your place of residence, bringing with you:
- Certificate from place of employment (form 2-NDFL).
- Declaration (form 3-NDFL).
- A prescription indicating that it is issued for inspection.
- Documents that confirm the fact of payment for medicines (check, receipt).
Tax returns are submitted by individuals who pay tax on income from the beginning of the year until the end of April in the year following the reporting year. But if a subject submits a declaration solely to receive a deduction, he may not be guided by the established deadlines. However, the deduction is allowed to be applied for within 3 years.
The tax deduction for the purchase of medicines is subject to return to the payer after a desk review of the information in the declaration and other provided documents. Amounts paid are subject to refund 30 days from the date of completion of verification activities. They last 90 days (counting from the day the package of documents is submitted).
If a subject wishes to receive more detailed information about desk audits, he can go to the official website of the tax inspectorate or clarify the information he is interested in directly from a service employee.
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Technology for receiving deductions
When the purchase of medicines is necessary for the treatment of close relatives, for example, a wife or child, the list of documents is supplemented by a copy of the marriage certificate, a photocopy of the child’s birth certificate, if he is a minor. If purchasing medicine for parents, a person attaches his own birth certificate (copy).
These papers are independently certified. At the same time, the date is affixed and the signature is deciphered. When visiting the tax office, a person must show the originals to the employee so that he can verify the documents. After this, the tax inspector puts the number and designation on the copies.
Citizens have the right to receive social deductions from amounts of money that were spent on the restoration or treatment of children in care (adopted) and not yet adults. The amount spent cannot be returned in the deduction form if the child is already 18 years old.
Subjects cannot count on a deduction from money that was paid for the purchase of drugs for the treatment of not the taxpayer himself, but for his grandmother or grandfather.
At the same time, the Federal Tax Service allows one of the spouses to pay for drugs intended for the other, and then count on a tax deduction for the drugs.
When, for good reasons, a patient is unable to buy a medicine, acquaintances or friends, a common-law spouse or spouse come to his aid. To be able to exercise the right of deduction, you must use a power of attorney. In it, the patient notes his trust in a specific person to purchase medicine for him at the pharmacy. Notarization of the power of attorney is not required.
About 100 million rubles are spent annually from the state treasury of the Russian Federation on drug provision for preferential categories of citizens. This measure allows access to necessary medicines to sections of the population. But not everyone is aware of their right to a list of medications under federal or local law. According to the latter, the conditions for issuing drugs, their quantity, names and persons claiming preference, vary at the discretion of regional authorities.
The Federal Law establishes general rights for all citizens of the Russian Federation, regardless of financial status and nationality. Benefits depend on belonging to a special category (disabled, veteran, low-income).
Unfortunately, you can receive medications only on one of the grounds (although there is no direct ban on the simultaneous use of federal and regional preferences), so the recipient will have to make a choice. Payments for medicines to the state beneficiary are made by the Pension Fund, and to the regional beneficiary by the social protection body.
Based on the Tax Code of the Russian Federation (Article 219), every citizen who has official earnings from which personal income tax is timely withheld has the full right to a refund of income tax for treatment and purchased medicines (one of the types of social tax deductions). In some cases, the amount of money refunded to the tax authorities can be quite significant. And in the current conditions, when medicines are becoming more expensive, this is worth thinking about for those who constantly buy medicines - for example, for the treatment of chronic diseases. If you do not need this, then you can help your friends and family with this information. The list of medications for tax refund is limited, but quite wide and includes different groups of medications.
Conditions required for income tax refund when purchasing medicines:
Medicines were purchased personally for the taxpayer or his immediate family and only as prescribed by the attending physician.
The purchased medications are included in the list of medications for the purchase of which a tax deduction can be provided, approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of March 19, 2001 No. 201.
Payment was made personally by the taxpayer; payment documents also serve as proof of this.
Amount of tax refund, period for calculation
The amount of refunds must be calculated for the calendar year and may be limited by the following conditions:
The amount of refunded funds cannot exceed 13% of the total amount spent on treatment, medications or insurance. The maximum payment amount is established by law - 15,600 rubles (or 13% of 120,000 rubles). The limitation on the maximum amount of payment does not apply to payment for expensive treatment (the corresponding list is determined by Resolution of the Russian Federation of March 19, 2001 No. 201). For such services, personal income tax refund is made in full.
Income tax refunds for drugs, insurance or treatment cannot exceed the amount of tax actually paid for the reporting year. If the estimated amount of tax to be reimbursed exceeds the annual amount of personal income tax paid, then the remaining amount cannot be carried forward to the next tax period, including for expensive treatment.
What documents are needed for this?
An application for reimbursement of personal income tax paid and a completed declaration are submitted to the tax authorities at the place of registration of the taxpayer in the first quarter of the year following the reporting year (for example, if treatment expenses were incurred in 2015, then you should wait until the first quarter of 2016).
If payment for treatment was made previously, then you can submit a declaration for the last three calendar years.
To contact the tax authorities, you will need a completed declaration for the return of income tax for treatment in form 3-NDFL and accompanying attachments, on the basis of which it is filled out (based on letter of the Federal Tax Service of Russia dated November 22, 2012 No. ED-4-3/19630).
Additional documents when applying for a deduction for the purchase of medicines:
A prescription for the purchase of medicines in form No. 107-1/u, intended for tax authorities. You can get it from your doctor. No more than two medications can be prescribed on one prescription form. The prescription must be stamped “For the tax authorities of the Russian Federation, Taxpayer INN”
Payment documents that confirm the fact of payment (receipts, checks or payment orders).
Copies of all documents are submitted to the tax authorities, which must be certified either by the taxpayer himself or by a notary. It is not difficult to certify documents yourself: it is enough to write “Copy is correct” on each page of each document, affix and decipher your signature, and indicate the date. It is best to do this on the day you contact the tax office.
The verification of the submitted documents by a tax service specialist (desk audit) can be carried out for a maximum of three months, after which the taxpayer is notified in writing of its results. If the decision is positive, the funds are transferred to the current account specified by the taxpayer in the application; if the decision is negative, the declaration is returned for adjustment, and the refusal must be motivated.
If in one tax period you had several grounds for receiving a social tax deduction: expenses under a non-state pension agreement, under a voluntary pension insurance agreement and for payment of additional insurance contributions for the funded part of the labor pension in accordance with the Federal Law “On additional insurance contributions for the funded part of the labor pension and state support for the formation of pension savings,” expenses for medical services, expenses for training, then you can choose for yourself what type of expenses and in what amounts you will issue a deduction within its maximum amount (paragraph 3, paragraph 2, art. .219 Tax Code of the Russian Federation).
(Approved by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of March 19, 2001 N 201 “On approval of lists of medical services and expensive types of treatment in medical institutions of the Russian Federation of medicines, the amounts of payment for which at the expense of the taxpayer’s own funds are taken into account when determining the amount of social tax deduction.” As amended and amendments dated June 26, 2007)
Section 1. Anesthetics and muscle relaxants
Anesthetics
Halothane (solution for inhalation anesthesia in vials)
Hexobarbital (powder for injection)
Dinitrogen oxide (gas in cylinders)
Ketamine (injection solution)
Sodium oxybate (injection solution)
Sodium thiopental (lyophilized powder for injection)
Diethyl ether (liquid in bottles)
Local anesthetics
Bupivacaine (injection)
Lidocaine (aerosol, solution for injection, gel, solution in capsules, eye drops)
Muscle relaxants
Atracurium besilate (injection solution)
Botulinum toxin, albumin (lyophilized powder for injection)
Vecuronium bromide (powder for injection)
Pipecuronium bromide (powder for injection)
Suxamethonium bromide (powder)
Section 2. Analgesics, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, drugs for the treatment of rheumatic diseases and gout
Narcotic analgesics
Morphine (injection solution, tablets)
Morphine + narcotine + papaverine + codeine + thebaine (injection solution)
Pentazocine (injection solution, tablets)
Piritramide (injection solution)
Trimeperidine hydrochloride (injection solution, tablets)
Fentanyl (injection solution)
Non-narcotic analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Acetylsalicylic acid (tablets)
Diclofenac sodium (tablets, dragees, injection solution, suppositories, gel, eye drops)
Ibuprofen (capsules, tablets, syrup, cream)
Ketoprofen (tablets, capsules, suppositories, gel, powder for solution)
Lornoxicam (tablets, lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Meloxicam (tablets, suppositories)
Nalbuphine (solution for injection)
Tramadol (injection solution, capsules, tablets, oral drops, suppositories)
Medicines for the treatment of gout
Allopurinol (tablets)
Other means
Colchicine (tablets, dragees)
Penicillamine (tablets, capsules, dragees)
Section 3. Medicines used to treat allergic reactions
Antihistamines
Quifenadine (tablets)
Ketotifen (tablets, capsules, syrup)
Chloropyramine (tablets, solution for injection)
Section 4. Drugs affecting the central nervous system
Anticonvulsants
Valproic acid (tablets, capsules, syrup, dragees, suspension, drops)
Carbamazepine (tablets)
Clonazepam (tablets, drops, injection solution)
Lamotrigine (tablets)
Phenytoin (tablets)
Phenobarbital (tablets, oral solution)
Ethosuximide (capsules)
Drugs for the treatment of parkinsonism
Amantadine (tablets, solution for injection)
Biperiden (tablets, solution for injection)
Levodopa + benserazide (capsules)
Levodopa + carbidopa (tablets)
Trihexyphenidyl (tablets)
Sedatives and anxiolytics, drugs for the treatment of psychotic disorders
Haloperidol (tablets, solution for injection)
Diazepam (tablets, injection solution, suppositories)
Zuclopenthixol (tablets, solution for injection)
Clozapine (tablets, injection)
Levomepromazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Lorazepam (tablets)
Medazepam (tablets, granules, capsules)
Nitrazepam (tablets)
Periciazine (drops, capsules)
Perphenazine (tablets)
Pipothiazine (solution for injection, drops)
Sulpiride (tablets, injection solution, capsules, oral solution)
Thioproperazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Thioridazine (tablets, dragees)
Trifluoperazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Phenazepam (tablets, solution for injection)
Fluspirilene (solution for injection)
Fluphenazine (solution for injection)
Chlorpromazine (tablets, injection solution, dragees)
Chlorprothixene (tablets)
Antidepressants and mood stabilizers
Amitriptyline (tablets, injection solution, dragees)
Imipramine (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Clomipramine (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Lithium carbonate (tablets, capsules)
Maprotiline (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Mianserin (tablets)
Moclobemide (tablets)
Sertraline (tablets)
Tianeptine (tablets)
Fluoxetine (tablets, capsules)
Citalopram (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of sleep disorders
Zolpidem (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of multiple sclerosis
Glatiramer acetate (lyophilized powder for injection)
Interferon beta (lyophilized powder for injection)
Means for the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction
Naloxone (injection solution)
Naltrexone (tablets, capsules)
Anticholinesterase agents
Distigmine bromide (tablets, solution for injection)
Neostigmine methyl sulfate (tablets, solution for injection)
Pyridostigmine bromide (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Other drugs affecting the central nervous system
Vinpocetine (tablets, solution for injection)
Hexobendine+etamivan+etophylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Nimodipine (tablets, solution for infusion)
Section 5. Means for the prevention and treatment of infections
Antibacterial
Azithromycin (tablets, powder, syrup)
Amikacin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Amoxicillin + clavulanic acid (injection solution)
Ampicillin (tablets, capsules, powder for injection)
Benzathine benzylpenicillin (powder for injection)
Benzylpenicillin (powder for injection)
Vancomycin (powder for injection)
Gentamicin (ointment, cream, injection solution, eye drops)
Josamycin (tablets, suspension)
Doxycycline (tablets, capsules, powder for injection)
Imipenem (powder for injection)
Carbenicillin (powder for injection)
Clarithromycin (tablets)
Co-trimoxazole (tablets, suspension, solution for injection)
Lincomycin (capsules, ointment, solution for injection)
Meropenem (powder for injection)
Mesalazine (suspension)
Mupirocide (ointment)
Norfloxacin (tablets, eye drops)
Pefloxacin (tablets, solution for injection)
Spiramycin (tablets, granules for suspension)
Sulfacetamide (eye drops)
Chloramphenicol (tablets, capsules, powder for injection, eye drops)
Cefaclor (capsules, granules, syrup, suspension)
Cefaperazone (powder for injection)
Cefipime (powder for injection)
Cefotaxime (powder for injection)
Ceftazidime (powder for injection)
Ceftriaxone (powder for injection)
Cefuroxime (powder for injection)
Ciprofloxacin (tablets, injection solution, eye drops)
Erythromycin (tablets, ointment, syrup, ampoules)
Antituberculosis drugs
Isoniazid (tablets, solution for injection)
Lomefloxacin (tablets)
Pyrazinamide (tablets)
Prothionamide (tablets)
Rifabutin (capsules)
Rifampin (capsules, powder for injection)
Streptomycin (powder for injection)
Ethambutol (tablets, dragees)
Ethionamide (dragée)
Antiviral agents
Acyclovir (tablets, ointment, cream, powder for injection)
Ganciclovir (capsules, powder for injection)
Didanosine (tablets, powder for oral solution)
Zidovudine (capsules, syrup, solution for injection)
Indinavir (capsules)
Ifavirenz (capsules)
Lamivudine (tablets, solution for internal use)
Nevirapine (tablets, suspension)
Stavudine (capsules, powder for oral solution)
Antifungal agents
Amphotericin B (ointment, powder for injection)
Amphotericin B + methylglucamine (tablets)
Griseofulvin (tablets, liniment, suspension)
Itraconazole (capsules)
Clotrimazole (vaginal tablets, cream, aerosol, solution)
Terbinafine (tablets, cream)
Fluconazole (capsules, solution for injection)
Antiprotozoal and antimalarial drugs
Hydroxychloroquine (tablets)
Metronidazole (tablets, injection solution, suppositories)
Chloroquine (tablets, injection solution)
Other means
Bifidumbacterin (tablets, powder for suspension)
Vaccines and serums
Immunobiological preparations (for the diagnosis and prevention of infectious diseases in accordance with the epidemiological situation in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation)
AIDS diagnostic system test
Section 6. Antineoplastic, immunosuppressive and related drugs
Cytostatic agents
Azathioprine (tablets)
Aranose (powder for injection)
Asparaginase (powder for injection)
Bleomycin (powder for injection)
Busulfan (tablets)
Vinblastine (lyophilized powder for injection)
Vincristine (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for injection)
Vinorelbine (solution for injection)
Gemcitabine (lyophilized powder for injection)
Hydroxyurea (capsules)
Dacarbazine (powder for injection)
Dactinomycin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Daunorubicin (powder for injection)
Doxorubicin (powder for injection)
Docetaxel (concentrate for injection solution)
Idarubicin (capsules, lyophilized powder for injection)
Irinotecan (solution for infusion)
Ifosfamide (powder for injection)
Calcium folinate (solution for injection)
Carboplatin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Carmustine (lyophilized powder)
Clodronic acid (capsules, concentrate for the preparation of infusion solution)
Melphalan (tablets, powder for injection)
Mercaptopurine (tablets)
Methotrexate (tablets, powder for injection, solution for injection)
Mitoxantrone (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Mitomycin (powder for injection)
Oxaliplatin (powder for the preparation of infusion solution)
Paclitaxel (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Procarbazine (capsules)
Prospidia chloride (lyophilized powder, ointment)
Thioguanine (tablets)
Thiotepa (lyophilized powder for injection)
Tretinoin (capsules)
Fludarabine (powder for injection)
Fluorouracil (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Chlorambucil (tablets)
Cyclophosphamide (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Cisplatin (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for injection)
Cytarabine (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Epirubicin (lyophilized powder for injection)
Etoposide (solution for injection)
Hormones and antihormones
Aminoglutethimide (tablets)
Anastrozole (tablets)
Ganirelix (solution for injection)
Goserelin (capsules - depot)
Medroxyprogesterone (tablets, granules, injection suspensions)
Tamoxifen (tablets)
Triptorelin (injection solution, lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Flutamide (tablets)
Cetrorelix (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Related products
Interferon alpha (powder for injection, solution for injection, suppositories)
Lenograstim (lyophilized powder for injection)
Molgramostim (lyophilized powder for injection)
Ondansetrion (tablets, solution for injection)
Filgrastim (solution for injection)
Section 7. Drugs for the treatment of osteoporosis
Osteogenesis stimulants
Alendronic acid (tablets)
Alfacalcidol (capsules)
Calcitonin (powder for injection)
Calcium carbonate + ergocalciferol (tablets)
Section 8. Drugs affecting blood
Antianemic drugs
Iron hydroxide sucrose complex (solution for injection)
Ferrous sulfate (tablets, dragees)
Iron sulfate + ascorbic acid (tablets)
Folic acid (tablets)
Cyanocobalamin (injection solution)
Epoetin beta (solution for injection)
Drugs affecting the blood coagulation system
Alpostadil (powder for solution for injection)
Alteplase (lyophilized powder for injection)
Heparin sodium (solution for injection)
Nadroparin calcium (syringes with solution for injection)
Pentoxifylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Protamine sulfate (solution for injection)
Streptokinase (powder for injection)
Ticlopidine (tablets)
Phenindione (tablets)
Enoxaparin sodium (syringes with solution for injection)
Solutions and plasma substitutes
Amino acids for parenteral nutrition (parenteral nutrition solution)
Hemin (concentrate for the preparation of infusion solution)
Dextrose (solution for injection, solution for infusion)
Pentastarch (solution for infusion)
Plasma preparations
Albumin (solution for infusion)
Coagulation Factor VIII (powder for injection)
Clotting factor IX (powder for injection)
Lipid-lowering drugs
Simvastatin (tablets)
Phospholipids + pyridoxine + nicotinic acid + adenosine monophosphate (solution for injection)
Section 9. Drugs affecting the cardiovascular system
Antianginal agents
Isosorbide dinitrate (tablets, capsules, injection solution, aerosol)
Isosorbide mononitrate (tablets, capsules)
Nitroglycerin (tablets, capsules, patch, solution for injection)
Antiarrhythmic drugs
Allapinin (tablets, solution for injection)
Amiodarone (tablets, solution for injection)
Atenolol (tablets)
Metoprolol (tablets)
Procainamide (tablets, solution for injection)
Propafenone (tablets)
Quinidine (tablets)
Ethacizin (tablets)
Antihypertensive drugs
Azamethonium bromide (injection solution)
Amlodipine (tablets)
Betaxolol (tablets, eye drops)
Verapamil (tablets, capsules, dragees, solution for injection)
Doxazosin (tablets)
Methyldopa (tablets)
Nifedipine (tablets, capsules)
Propranolol (tablets, solution for injection)
Fosinopril (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of heart failure
Valsartan (tablets)
Digoxin (tablets, drops, solution for injection)
Irbesartan (tablets)
Captopril (tablets)
Quinapril (tablets)
Perindopril (tablets)
Enalapril (tablets, solution for injection)
Vasopressors
Dobutamine (lyophilized powder for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Dopamine (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Phenylephrine (injection solution, eye drops)
Ephedrine (injection solution)
Section 10. Diagnostic tools
X-ray contrast agents
Sodium amidotrizoate (solution for injection)
Barium sulfate + sodium citrate + sorbitol + antifomsilan + nipagin (powder)
Gadodiamide (injection solution)
Gadopentetic acid (injection solution)
Galactose (granules for injection solution)
Iohexol (solution for injection)
Iopromide (injection solution)
Fluorescent agents
Fluorescein sodium (solution for injection)
Radioisotope agents
Albumin microspheres, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Bromezide, 99Tc (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Pentatekh, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Pirfotech, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for preparing solution)
Strontium 89 chloride isotonic solution (solution for injection)
Technefit, 99Ts (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for preparing solution)
Technefor, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Section 11. Antiseptics and disinfectants
Antiseptics
Iodine (alcohol solution)
Disinfectants
Hydrogen peroxide (solution)
Chlorhexidine (solution)
Ethanol (solution)
Section 12. Medicines for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
Antacids and other antiulcer drugs
Omeprazole (capsules)
Pirenzepine (tablets, solution for injection)
Famotidine (tablets, solution for injection)
Antispasmodics
Atropine (eye drops, solution for injection)
Drotaverine (tablets, solution for injection)
Platyfillin (solution for injection)
Pancreatic enzymes
Pancreatin (tablets, capsules, dragees)
Medicines for the treatment of liver failure
Artichoke leaf extract (tablets, syrup, injection)
Lactulose (syrup)
Antienzymes
Aprotinin (lyophilized powder, solution for injection)
Section 13. Hormones and agents affecting the endocrine system
Non-sex hormones, synthetic substances and antihormones
Betamethasone (tablets, ointment, cream, drops, solution for injection)
Bromocriptine (tablets, capsules)
Hydrocortisone (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for intravenous injection, ointment, lotion)
Chorionic gonadotropin (powder for injection)
Desoxycortone (tablets)
Dexamethasone (tablets, eye drops, injection solution)
Desmopressin (injection solution, drops)
Dihydrotachysterol (capsules, powder for injection solution, drops)
Clomiphene (tablets)
Levothyroxine sodium (tablets)
Levothyroxine + potassium iodide (tablets)
Liothyronine + levothyroxine + potassium iodide + sodium propyloxybenzoate (tablets)
Lutropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Menotropins (powder for solution)
Methylprednisolone (tablets, powder, ointment, suspension for injection, solution for injection)
Nandrolone (oil solution for injection)
Octreotide (injection solution)
Prednisolone (tablets, powder for injection, ointment, eye drops, solution for injection)
Somatropin (powder for injection)
Tetracosactide (injection suspension)
Thiamazole (tablets)
Triamcinolone (ointment, tablets, injection suspension)
Fludrocortisone (tablets, eye ointment)
Follitropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Follitropin beta (solution for injection, lyophilized powder for the preparation of injection solution)
Choriogonadotropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Cyproterone (tablets, oil solution for injection)
Androgens
Methyltestosterone (tablets)
Estrogens
Hydroxyprogesterone (injection solution, solution in oil)
Dydrogesterone (tablets)
Norethisterone (dragees)
Progesterone (oil solution for injection)
Ethinyl estradiol (tablets)
Insulin and drugs used for diabetes
Acarbose (tablets)
Glibenclamide (tablets)
Gliquidone (tablets)
Gliclazide (tablets)
Glimepiride (tablets)
Glipizide (tablets)
Glucagon (powder for injection)
Insulin DLD (injection solution)
Insulin KD (solution for injection, suspension for injection)
Insulin-Comb (suspension for injection)
Insulin SRD (suspension for injection)
Metformin (tablets)
Pioglitazone hydrochloride (tablets)
Repaglinide (tablets)
Section 14. Drugs for the treatment of kidney and urinary tract diseases
Drugs for the treatment of prostate adenoma
Alfuzosin (tablets)
Creeping palm extract (capsules)
Tamsulosin (capsules)
Finasteride (tablets)
Treatments for kidney failure and organ transplantation
Antithymocyte immunoglobulin (solution for infusion)
Keto analogues of amino acids (tablets)
Peritoneal dialysis solution (solution)
Cyclosporine (capsules, solution, concentrate for infusion)
Diuretics
Hydrochlorothiazide (tablets)
Indapamide (dragées, tablets)
Mannitol (injection solution)
Spironolactone (tablets)
Furosemide (tablets, solution for injection)
Section 15. Medicines used for ophthalmological diseases, not indicated in other sections
Anti-inflammatory drugs
Azapentacene (solution)
Lodoxamide (eye drops)
Pyrenoxine (tablets)
Cytochrome + sodium succinate + adenosine + nicotinamide + benzalkonium chloride (eye drops)
Miotics and glaucoma treatments
Dorzolamide (eye drops)
Pilocarpine (eye drops)
Timolol (eye drops)
Regeneration stimulants and retinoprotectors
Emoxipin (solution for injection)
Section 16. Drugs affecting the uterus
Hormonal agents that affect the muscles of the uterus
Methylergometrine (tablets, solution for injection, drops)
Oxytocin (injection solution)
Pituitrin (solution for injection)
Ergometrine (tablets)
Other drugs that affect the muscles of the uterus
Hexoprenaline (tablets, solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Dinoprost (solution for injection)
Dinoprostone (injection solution, gel)
Section 17. Drugs affecting the respiratory system
Antiasthmatic drugs
Ambroxol (solution for inhalation and oral administration)
Aminophylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Beclomethasone (capsules, aerosol, spray)
Budesonide (powder for inhalation)
Ipratropium bromide (inhalation solution)
Ipratropium bromide + fenoterol hydrobromide (inhalation solution, aerosol)
Disodium cromoglicate (capsules for inhalation, powder, eye drops)
Nedocromil (aerosol, eye drops, spray)
Salbutamol (aerosol, tablets, solution for injection)
Theophylline (tablets, capsules)
Terbutaline (aerosol, tablets, powder for inhalation, solution for injection)
Fenoterol (aerosol, solution for inhalation)
Epinephrine (injection solution)
Other drugs for the treatment of respiratory diseases not listed in other sections
Acetylcysteine (tablets, granulate, injection solution, aerosol)
Section 18. Solutions, electrolytes, acid balance correction agents, nutritional products
Nutrient mixtures
Lofenalac (nutrition powder)
Phenyl-free (powder for preparing nutritional mixture)
Electrolytes, acid balance correction agents
Potassium aspartate (tablets, solution for injection)
Potassium iodide (tablets, mixture, solution)
Potassium chloride (solution for injection)
Calcium chloride (tablets, solution for injection)
Magnesium aspartate (tablets, solution for injection)
Sodium bicarbonate (solution for injection)
Sodium citrate (powder, solution)
Electrolyte solutions (solutions for infusion)
Section 19. Vitamins and minerals
Vitamins
Menadione (solution for injection)
Thiamine (tablets, solution for injection)
LIST OF MEDICINES PRESCRIBED BY THE ATTENDING DOCTOR TO THE TAXPAYER AND THE FUNDS ACQUIRED BY HIM AT THE EXPENSE OF OWN FUNDS, THE AMOUNT OF WHICH COST CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF SOCIAL TAX DEDUCTION (as amended by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 26, 2007 N 411) Section 1. ANESTHETICS AND MUSCLE RELAXANTS
Anesthetics
Halothane (solution for inhalation anesthesia in vials)
Hexobarbital (powder for injection)
Dinitrogen oxide (gas in cylinders)
Ketamine (injection solution)
Sodium oxybate (injection solution)
Sodium thiopental (lyophilized powder for injection)
Diethyl ether (liquid in bottles)
Local anesthetics
Bupivacaine (injection)
Lidocaine (aerosol, solution for injection, gel, solution in capsules, eye drops)
Muscle relaxants
Atracurium besilate (injection solution)
Botulinum toxin, albumin (lyophilized powder for injection)
Vecuronium bromide (powder for injection)
Pipecuronium bromide (powder for injection)
Suxamethonium bromide (powder)
Section 2. ANALGESICS, NON-STEROID ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS, DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF RHEUMATIC DISEASES AND GOUT Narcotic analgesics
Morphine (injection solution, tablets)
Morphine + narcotine + papaverine + codeine + thebaine (injection solution)
Pentazocine (injection solution, tablets)
Piritramide (injection solution)
Trimeperidine hydrochloride (injection solution, tablets)
Fentanyl (injection solution)
Non-narcotic analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Acetylsalicylic acid (tablets)
Diclofenac sodium (tablets, dragees, injection solution, suppositories, gel, eye drops)
Ibuprofen (capsules, tablets, syrup, cream)
Ketoprofen (tablets, capsules, suppositories, gel, powder for solution)
Lornoxicam (tablets, lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Meloxicam (tablets, suppositories)
Nalbuphine (solution for injection)
Tramadol (injection solution, capsules, tablets, oral drops, suppositories)
Medicines for the treatment of gout
Allopurinol (tablets)
Other means
Colchicine (tablets, dragees)
Penicillamine (tablets, capsules, dragees)
Section 3. DRUGS USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALLERGIC REACTIONS
Antihistamines
Quifenadine (tablets)
Ketotifen (tablets, capsules, syrup)
Chloropyramine (tablets, solution for injection)
Section 4. DRUGS AFFECTING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Anticonvulsants
Valproic acid (tablets, capsules, syrup, dragees, suspension, drops)
Carbamazepine (tablets)
Clonazepam (tablets, drops, injection solution)
Lamotrigine (tablets)
Phenytoin (tablets)
Phenobarbital (tablets, oral solution)
Ethosuximide (capsules)
Drugs for the treatment of parkinsonism
Amantadine (tablets, solution for injection)
Biperiden (tablets, solution for injection)
Levodopa + benserazide (capsules)
Levodopa + carbidopa (tablets)
Trihexyphenidyl (tablets)
Sedatives and anxiolytics, drugs for the treatment of psychotic disorders
Haloperidol (tablets, solution for injection)
Diazepam (tablets, injection solution, suppositories)
Zuclopenthixol (tablets, solution for injection)
Clozapine (tablets, injection)
Levomepromazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Lorazepam (tablets)
Medazepam (tablets, granules, capsules)
Nitrazepam (tablets)
Periciazine (drops, capsules)
Perphenazine (tablets)
Pipothiazine (solution for injection, drops)
Sulpiride (tablets, injection solution, capsules, oral solution)
Thioproperazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Thioridazine (tablets, dragees)
Trifluoperazine (tablets, solution for injection)
Phenazepam (tablets, solution for injection)
Fluspirilene (solution for injection)
Fluphenazine (solution for injection)
Chlorpromazine (tablets, injection solution, dragees)
Chlorprothixene (tablets)
Antidepressants and mood stabilizers
Amitriptyline (tablets, injection solution, dragees)
Imipramine (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Clomipramine (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Lithium carbonate (tablets, capsules)
Maprotiline (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Mianserin (tablets)
Moclobemide (tablets)
Sertraline (tablets)
Tianeptine (tablets)
Fluoxetine (tablets, capsules)
Citalopram (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of sleep disorders
Zolpidem (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of multiple sclerosis
Glatiramer acetate (lyophilized powder for injection)
Interferon beta (lyophilized powder for injection)
Means for the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction
Naloxone (injection solution)
Naltrexone (tablets, capsules)
Anticholinesterase agents
Distigmine bromide (tablets, solution for injection)
Neostigmine methyl sulfate (tablets, solution for injection)
Pyridostigmine bromide (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Other drugs affecting the central nervous system
Vinpocetine (tablets, solution for injection)
Hexobendine + etamivan + etophylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Nimodipine (tablets, solution for infusion)
Section 5. DRUGS FOR PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF INFECTIONS
Antibacterial
Azithromycin (tablets, powder, syrup)
Amikacin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Amoxicillin + clavulanic acid (injection solution)
Ampicillin (tablets, capsules, powder for injection)
Benzathine benzylpenicillin (powder for injection)
Benzylpenicillin (powder for injection)
Vancomycin (powder for injection)
Gentamicin (ointment, cream, injection solution, eye drops)
Josamycin (tablets, suspension)
Doxycycline (tablets, capsules, powder for injection)
Imipenem (powder for injection)
Carbenicillin (powder for injection)
Clarithromycin (tablets)
Co-trimoxazole (tablets, suspension, solution for injection)
Lincomycin (capsules, ointment, solution for injection)
Meropenem (powder for injection)
Mesalazine (suspension)
Mupirocide (ointment)
Norfloxacin (tablets, eye drops)
Pefloxacin (tablets, solution for injection)
Spiramycin (tablets, granules for suspension)
Sulfacetamide (eye drops)
Chloramphenicol (tablets, capsules, powder for injection, eye drops)
Cefaclor (capsules, granules, syrup, suspension)
Cefaperazone (powder for injection)
Cefipime (powder for injection)
Cefotaxime (powder for injection)
Ceftazidime (powder for injection)
Ceftriaxone (powder for injection)
Cefuroxime (powder for injection)
Ciprofloxacin (tablets, injection solution, eye drops)
Erythromycin (tablets, ointment, syrup, ampoules)
Antituberculosis drugs
Isoniazid (tablets, solution for injection)
Lomefloxacin (tablets)
Pyrazinamide (tablets)
Prothionamide (tablets)
Rifabutin (capsules)
Rifampin (capsules, powder for injection)
Streptomycin (powder for injection)
Ethambutol (tablets, dragees)
Ethionamide (dragée)
Antiviral agents
Acyclovir (tablets, ointment, cream, powder for injection)
Ganciclovir (capsules, powder for injection)
Didanosine (tablets, powder for oral solution)
Zidovudine (capsules, syrup, solution for injection)
Indinavir (capsules)
Ifavirenz (capsules)
Lamivudine (tablets, solution for internal use)
Nevirapine (tablets, suspension)
Stavudine (capsules, powder for oral solution)
Antifungal agents
Amphotericin B (ointment, powder for injection)
Amphotericin B + methylglucamine (tablets)
Griseofulvin (tablets, liniment, suspension)
Itraconazole (capsules)
Clotrimazole (vaginal tablets, cream, aerosol, solution)
Terbinafine (tablets, cream)
Fluconazole (capsules, solution for injection)
Antiprotozoal and antimalarial drugs
Hydroxychloroquine (tablets)
Metronidazole (tablets, injection solution, suppositories)
Chloroquine (tablets, injection solution)
Other means
Bifidumbacterin (tablets, powder for suspension)
Vaccines and serums
Immunobiological preparations (for the diagnosis and prevention of infectious diseases in accordance with the epidemiological situation in the constituent entities of the Russian Federation)
AIDS diagnostic system test
Section 6. ANTI-TUMOR, IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE AND RELATED DRUGS
Cytostatic agents
Azathioprine (tablets)
Aranose (powder for injection)
Asparaginase (powder for injection)
Bleomycin (powder for injection)
Busulfan (tablets)
Vinblastine (lyophilized powder for injection)
Vincristine (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for injection)
Vinorelbine (solution for injection)
Gemcitabine (lyophilized powder for injection)
Hydroxyurea (capsules)
Dacarbazine (powder for injection)
Dactinomycin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Daunorubicin (powder for injection)
Doxorubicin (powder for injection)
Docetaxel (concentrate for injection solution)
Idarubicin (capsules, lyophilized powder for injection)
Irinotecan (solution for infusion)
Ifosfamide (powder for injection)
Calcium folinate (solution for injection)
Carboplatin (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Carmustine (lyophilized powder)
Clodronic acid (capsules, concentrate for the preparation of infusion solution)
Melphalan (tablets, powder for injection)
Mercaptopurine (tablets)
Methotrexate (tablets, powder for injection, solution for injection)
Mitoxantrone (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Mitomycin (powder for injection)
Oxaliplatin (powder for the preparation of infusion solution)
Paclitaxel (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Procarbazine (capsules)
Prospidia chloride (lyophilized powder, ointment)
Thioguanine (tablets)
Thiotepa (lyophilized powder for injection)
Tretinoin (capsules)
Fludarabine (powder for injection)
Fluorouracil (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Chlorambucil (tablets)
Cyclophosphamide (tablets, dragees, solution for injection)
Cisplatin (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for injection)
Cytarabine (powder for injection, solution for injection)
Epirubicin (lyophilized powder for injection)
Etoposide (solution for injection)
Hormones and antihormones(as amended by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 26, 2007 N 411)
Aminoglutethimide (tablets)
Anastrozole (tablets)
Ganirelix (solution for injection)
Goserelin (depot capsules)
Medroxyprogesterone (tablets, granules, injection suspensions)
Tamoxifen (tablets)
Triptorelin (injection solution, lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Flutamide (tablets)
Cetrorelix (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Related products
Interferon alpha (powder for injection, solution for injection, suppositories)
Lenograstim (lyophilized powder for injection)
Molgramostim (lyophilized powder for injection)
Ondansetrion (tablets, solution for injection)
Filgrastim (solution for injection)
Section 7. DRUGS FOR TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS
Osteogenesis stimulants
Alendronic acid (tablets)
Alfacalcidol (capsules)
Calcitonin (powder for injection)
Calcium carbonate + ergocalciferol (tablets)
Section 8. DRUGS AFFECTING BLOOD
Antianemic drugs
Iron hydroxide sucrose complex (solution for injection)
Ferrous sulfate (tablets, dragees)
Iron sulfate + ascorbic acid (tablets)
Folic acid (tablets)
Cyanocobalamin (injection solution)
Epoetin beta (solution for injection)
Drugs affecting the blood coagulation system
Alpostadil (powder for solution for injection)
Alteplase (lyophilized powder for injection)
Heparin sodium (solution for injection)
Nadroparin calcium (syringes with solution for injection)
Pentoxifylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Protamine sulfate (solution for injection)
Streptokinase (powder for injection)
Ticlopidine (tablets)
Phenindione (tablets)
Enoxaparin sodium (syringes with solution for injection)
Solutions and plasma substitutes
Amino acids for parenteral nutrition (parenteral nutrition solution)
Hemin (concentrate for the preparation of infusion solution)
Dextrose (solution for injection, solution for infusion)
Pentastarch (solution for infusion)
Plasma preparations
Albumin (solution for infusion)
Coagulation Factor VIII (powder for injection)
Clotting factor IX (powder for injection)
Lipid-lowering drugs
Simvastatin (tablets)
Phospholipids + pyridoxine + nicotinic acid + adenosine monophosphate (solution for injection)
Section 9. DRUGS AFFECTING THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
Antianginal agents
Isosorbide dinitrate (tablets, capsules, injection solution, aerosol)
Isosorbide mononitrate (tablets, capsules)
Nitroglycerin (tablets, capsules, patch, solution for injection)
Antiarrhythmic drugs
Allapinin (tablets, solution for injection)
Amiodarone (tablets, solution for injection)
Atenolol (tablets)
Metoprolol (tablets)
Procainamide (tablets, solution for injection)
Propafenone (tablets)
Quinidine (tablets)
Ethacizin (tablets)
Antihypertensive drugs
Azamethonium bromide (injection solution)
Amlodipine (tablets)
Betaxolol (tablets, eye drops)
Verapamil (tablets, capsules, dragees, solution for injection)
Doxazosin (tablets)
Methyldopa (tablets)
Nifedipine (tablets, capsules)
Propranolol (tablets, solution for injection)
Fosinopril (tablets)
Medicines for the treatment of heart failure
Valsartan (tablets)
Digoxin (tablets, drops, solution for injection)
Irbesartan (tablets)
Captopril (tablets)
Quinapril (tablets)
Perindopril (tablets)
Enalapril (tablets, solution for injection)
Vasopressors
Dobutamine (lyophilized powder for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Dopamine (solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Phenylephrine (injection solution, eye drops)
Ephedrine (injection solution)
Section 10. DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
X-ray contrast agents
Sodium amidotrizoate (solution for injection)
Barium sulfate + sodium citrate + sorbitol + antifomsilan + nipagin (powder)
Gadodiamide (injection solution)
Gadopentetic acid (injection solution)
Galactose (granules for injection solution)
Iohexol (solution for injection)
Iopromide (injection solution)
Fluorescent agents
Fluorescein sodium (solution for injection)
Radioisotope agents
Albumin microspheres, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Bromezide, 99Tc (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Pentatekh, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Pirfotech, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for preparing solution)
Strontium 89 chloride isotonic solution (solution for injection)
Technefit, 99Ts (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for preparing solution)
Technefor, 99mTs (reagent for preparation, lyophilized powder for solution preparation)
Section 11. ANTISEPTICS AND DISINFECTIONS
Antiseptics
Iodine (alcohol solution)
Disinfectants
Hydrogen peroxide (solution)
Chlorhexidine (solution)
Ethanol (solution)
Section 12. DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT
Antacids and other antiulcer drugs
Omeprazole (capsules)
Pirenzepine (tablets, solution for injection)
Famotidine (tablets, solution for injection)
Antispasmodics
Atropine (eye drops, solution for injection)
Drotaverine (tablets, solution for injection)
Platyfillin (solution for injection)
Pancreatic enzymes
Pancreatin (tablets, capsules, dragees)
Medicines for the treatment of liver failure
Artichoke leaf extract (tablets, syrup, injection)
Lactulose (syrup)
Antienzymes
Aprotinin (lyophilized powder, solution for injection)
Section 13. HORMONES AND DRUGS AFFECTING THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
Non-sex hormones, synthetic substances and antihormones
Betamethasone (tablets, ointment, cream, drops, solution for injection)
Bromocriptine (tablets, capsules)
Hydrocortisone (lyophilized powder for injection, solution for intravenous injection, ointment, lotion)
Chorionic gonadotropin (powder for injection)
Desoxycortone (tablets)
Dexamethasone (tablets, eye drops, injection solution)
Desmopressin (injection solution, drops)
Dihydrotachysterol (capsules, powder for injection solution, drops)
Clomiphene (tablets)
Levothyroxine sodium (tablets)
Levothyroxine + potassium iodide (tablets)
Liothyronine + levothyroxine + potassium iodide + sodium propyloxybenzoate (tablets)
Lutropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
Menotropins (powder for solution)
Methylprednisolone (tablets, powder, ointment, suspension for injection, solution for injection)
Nandrolone (oil solution for injection)
Octreotide (injection solution)
Prednisolone (tablets, powder for injection, ointment, eye drops, solution for injection)
Somatropin (powder for injection)
Tetracosactide (injection suspension)
Thiamazole (tablets)
Triamcinolone (ointment, tablets, injection suspension)
Fludrocortisone (tablets, eye ointment)
Follitropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
(position introduced by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 26, 2007 N 411)
Follitropin beta (solution for injection, lyophilized powder for the preparation of injection solution)
(position introduced by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 26, 2007 N 411)
Choriogonadotropin alfa (lyophilized powder for injection solution)
(position introduced by Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 26, 2007 N 411)
Cyproterone (tablets, oil solution for injection)
Androgens
Methyltestosterone (tablets)
Estrogens
Hydroxyprogesterone (injection solution, solution in oil)
Dydrogesterone (tablets)
Norethisterone (dragees)
Progesterone (oil solution for injection)
Ethinyl estradiol (tablets)
Insulin and drugs used for diabetes
Acarbose (tablets)
Glibenclamide (tablets)
Gliquidone (tablets)
Gliclazide (tablets)
Glimepiride (tablets)
Glipizide (tablets)
Glucagon (powder for injection)
Insulin DLD (injection solution)
Insulin KD (solution for injection, suspension for injection)
Insulin - Comb (suspension for injection)
Insulin SRD (suspension for injection)
Metformin (tablets)
Pioglitazone hydrochloride (tablets)
Repaglinide (tablets)
Section 14. DRUGS FOR THE TREATMENT OF KIDNEY AND URINARY TRACT DISEASES
Drugs for the treatment of prostate adenoma
Alfuzosin (tablets)
Creeping palm extract (capsules)
Tamsulosin (capsules)
Finasteride (tablets)
Treatments for kidney failure and organ transplantation
Antithymocyte immunoglobulin (solution for infusion)
Keto analogues of amino acids (tablets)
Peritoneal dialysis solution (solution)
Cyclosporine (capsules, solution, concentrate for infusion)
Diuretics
Hydrochlorothiazide (tablets)
Indapamide (dragées, tablets)
Mannitol (injection solution)
Spironolactone (tablets)
Furosemide (tablets, solution for injection)
Section 15. MEDICINES USED FOR OPHTHALMOLOGICAL DISEASES NOT LISTED IN OTHER SECTIONS Anti-inflammatory drugs
Azapentacene (solution)
Lodoxamide (eye drops)
Pyrenoxine (tablets)
Cytochrome + sodium succinate + adenosine + nicotinamide + benzalkonium chloride (eye drops)
Miotics and glaucoma treatments
Dorzolamide (eye drops)
Pilocarpine (eye drops)
Timolol (eye drops)
Regeneration stimulants and retinoprotectors
Emoxipin (solution for injection)
Section 16. DRUGS AFFECTING THE UTERUS
Hormonal agents that affect the muscles of the uterus
Methylergometrine (tablets, solution for injection, drops)
Oxytocin (injection solution)
Pituitrin (solution for injection)
Ergometrine (tablets)
Other drugs that affect the muscles of the uterus
Hexoprenaline (tablets, solution for injection, concentrate for infusion)
Dinoprost (solution for injection)
Dinoprostone (injection solution, gel)
Section 17. DRUGS AFFECTING THE RESPIRATORY ORGANS
Antiasthmatic drugs
Ambroxol (solution for inhalation and oral administration)
Aminophylline (tablets, solution for injection)
Beclomethasone (capsules, aerosol, spray)
Budesonide (powder for inhalation)
Ipratropium bromide (inhalation solution)
Ipratropium bromide + fenoterol hydrobromide (inhalation solution, aerosol)
Disodium cromoglicate (capsules for inhalation, powder, eye drops)
Nedocromil (aerosol, eye drops, spray)
Salbutamol (aerosol, tablets, solution for injection)
Theophylline (tablets, capsules)
Terbutaline (aerosol, tablets, powder for inhalation, solution for injection)
Fenoterol (aerosol, solution for inhalation)
Epinephrine (injection solution)
Other drugs for the treatment of respiratory diseases not listed in other sections
Acetylcysteine (tablets, granulate, injection solution, aerosol)
Section 18. SOLUTIONS, ELECTROLYTES, ACID EQUILIBRIUM CORRECTION MEANS, FOOD SUPPLIES
Nutrient mixtures
Lofenalac (nutrition powder)
Phenyl-free (powder for preparing nutritional mixture)
Electrolytes, acid balance correction agents
Potassium aspartate (tablets, solution for injection)
Potassium iodide (tablets, mixture, solution)
Potassium chloride (solution for injection)
Calcium chloride (tablets, solution for injection)
Magnesium aspartate (tablets, solution for injection)
Sodium bicarbonate (solution for injection)
Sodium citrate (powder, solution)
Electrolyte solutions (solutions for infusion)
Section 19. VITAMINS AND MINERALS
Vitamins
Menadione (solution for injection)
Thiamine (tablets, solution for injection)
