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List of Drug / Medicines / Surgical Itemes For LIST OF DRUG / MEDICINES / SURGICAL ITEMES FOR SINDH POLICE HOSPITAL, KARACHI FOR THE YEAR 2016-2017 Sr. ARTICLE PRODUCT NAME / NOMENCLATURE APPROXIMATE OFFERER REMARKS Nos. QUANTITY RATE ANTIBIOTICS 01 CAP AMOXYCILLINE 500MG 10,000 02 CAP AMOXYCILLINE 250MG 15,000 03 SYP AMOXYCILLINE 250MG 3,000 04 SYP AMOXYCILLINE 125MG 5,000 05 INJ CLAVULANIC ACID+AMOXYCILLINE 1.2G 3,000 06 TAB CLAVULANIC ACID+AMOXYCILLINE 1MG 2,000 07 TAB CLAVULANIC ACID+AMOXYCILLINE 625MG 4,000 08 SYP CLAVULANIC ACID+AMOXYCILLINE 156MG 2,000 09 SYP CLAVULANIC ACID+AMOXYCILLINE 312MG 2,000 10 SYP CEPHALXIN 125MG 1,000 11 CAP CEPHALXIN 500MG 1,500 12 INJ CEFTAZIDIME 500MG 1,000 13 INJ CEFTAZIDIME 1GM 1,000 14 SYP CEFIXIME DS 1,500 15 TAB CEFIXIME 400MG 1,000 16 SYP CEFIXIME 400MG 1,000 17 SYP CEFIXIME 200MG 1,000 18 SYP KLIARITHROMYCIN 125MG 1,000 1 ST GENERATION 19 INJ CEPHRADINE 1 GM 1,000 20 CAP CEPHRADINE 500MG 1,000 21 SYP CEPHRADINE 125MG 1,000 3 RD GENERATION 22 INJ CEFTRIAXONE 1 GM 1,000 AMINOGLYCOSIDE GROUP 23 INJ GENTAMYCINE 80MG 2,000 24 INJ AMIKACIN 250MG 500 QUINOLONE GROUP 25 TAB CIPROFLOXACIN 500MG 10,000 26 TAB LEVOFLOXACIN 250MG 5,000 27 TAB LEVOFLOXACIN 500MG 5,000 SULPHA GROUP 28 SYP COTRIMAXZOLE 2,000 29 SYP COTRIMAXZOLE DS 3,000 TETRACYCLINE 30 CAP DOXYCYCLINE 100MG 10,000 MACROLIDE GROUP 31 TAB CLARTHROMYCINE 500MG 3,000 32 SYP AZETHROMYCINE 250MG 1,000 33 SYP AZETHROMYCINE 500MG 1,000 OTHERS GROUP 34 INJ LINCOMYCINE 600MG 500 ANTIMOUBIC / ANTIDIARRHOEAL 35 INJ METRONIDAZOLE 500MG (100ML) 6,000 36 TAB METRONIDAZOLE 200MG 10,000 37 TAB METRONIDAZOLE 400MG 4,000 38 SYP METRONIDAZOLE 5,000 39 SACHET ORS 5,000 ANTI MALARIAL 40 INJ ARTHEMETER 1,000 41 TAB ARTHEMETER+LUFENTRINE 40/240MG 5,000 42 SYP ARTHEMETER 2,000 SALICYLATES / ANTIARTHRITIC / PAINKILLERS 43 SYP PARACETAMOL 20,000 44 TAB PARACETAMOL 150,000 45 TAB MEFENEMIC ACID 10,000 46 INJ DICLOFENIC 75MG 7,000 47 TAB DICLOFENIC SODIUM 50MG 10,000 48 TAB IBUPROFEN 200MG 10,000 49 TAB IBUPROFEN 400MG 10,000 50 SYP IBUPROFEN 5,000 51 CAP INDOMETHACEN 10,000 52 INJ PROVAS (PARACETAMOL) 100ML 1,000 ANTI HISTAMINES 53 TAB CHLOROPHENRMINE 20,000 54 SYP CHLOROPHENIRMINE 10,000 55 TAB CITRIZINE 10,000 56 SYP PROMETHAZINE 1,000 57 SYP LORATIDINE 1,000 STEROIDS 58 INJ HYDROCARTISONE 250MG 1,000 59 INJ HYDROCARTISONE 100MG 1,000 60 TAB PINDRISALONE 5MG 5,000 61 INJ DEXAMETHASONE 1ML 5,000 ANTIACIDS / ANTIEMETIC / ANTIULCER 62 INJ RANITIDINE / FAMOTIDINE 150MG 1,000 63 TAB RANITIDINE / FAMOTIDINE 150MG 5,000 64 CAP ESOMEPRAZOLE 20MG 10,000 65 CAP OMEPRAZOLE 20MG 5,000 66 TAB METACLOPROMIDE 1,000 67 SYP METACLOPROMIDE 1,000 68 INJ TRANXAMIC ACID 250MG 1,000 69 CAP TRANXAMIC ACID 500MG 2,000 70 SYP LACTULOSE 1,000 71 TAB BISCODYL 1,000 72 LIQ KLEEN ENEMA 500 73 TAB GELLUSIL/AIMETHICON 5,000 74 SYP ANTACID AIMETHICON 5,000 CARDIAC MEDICINES BETABLOCKER 75 TAB ATENOLOL 50MG 2,000 76 TAB CAPOTEN 25MG 1,000 77 TAB ATENOLOL 100MG 1,000 CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKER 78 TAB AMLODIPINE 10MG 1,000 79 TAB AMLODIPINE 5MG 1,000 80 TAB NIFEDIQUNE 500 81 TAB DILTIAZEM 60MG 1,000 82 TAB AMLODIPINE+PERINDOPRIL 5/4MG 1,000 83 TAB AMLODIPINE+PERINDOPRIL 10/4MG 1,000 DIURETES 84 TAB SPIRONOLACTONE 100MG 500 85 INJ FRESEMIDE 20MG 500 86 TAB FRESEMIDE 40MG 1,000 INOTROPICS 87 INJ DIGOXIN 0.5MG 100 NITRATES 88 TAB GLYCERYL TRINIRATE 200 ANTI CHOLESTROL 89 TAB ATROVASTATINE 10MG 3,000 90 TAB ATROVASTATINE 20MG 1,000 ANTIPLATLATE 91 TAB ASPIRIN 75MG 2,000 OTHERS 92 INJ ADOENALINE 300 93 INJ SODABICARBONATE 200 DIABETIC TREATMENT 94 INJ INSULIN 70/30 2,000 95 TAB METFORMIN 500MG 10,000 96 TAB METFORMIN 850MG 5,000 97 TAB METFORMIN 1000MG 5,000 98 TAB GLICLAZIDE 80MG 4,000 BRONCHODILATORS 99 TAB SALBUTAMOL 4MG 3,000 100 SYP SALBUTAMOL 2,000 101 SOL SALBUTAMOL 200 102 TAB/CAP THEOPHYLLINE 300MG (TSR) 200 GYNAECOLOGICAL PREPARATIONS 103 INJ OXYTOCIN 3,000 104 CREAM E NITRATE 1000 M GOVULES 500 105 TAB DICLOFENIC SODIUM+MISOPROSTOL 200 300 OTHER HORMONAL PREPARATIONS 106 TAB MISOPROSIAL 200MG 500 107 TAB THYROXINE 200 ANAESTHETIC AGENTS 108 INJ ATROPINE 1ML 300 109 INJ XYLOCAINE 2% PLAIN 300 110 INJ XYLOCAINE 2% WITH ADERNALINE 300 111 INJ XYLOCAINE 4% 300 112 XYLOCAINE JELLY 300 113 INJ MAGNESIUM SULPHATE 200 DERMATOLOGICAL PREPARATION 114 CREAM POLYMYCIN B SULPHATE+BACITACIN ZINC 200 115 CREAM CLOTRIMAZOLE HYDROCORTISONE 1% 300 116 CREAM CLOTRIMAZOLE 1% 100 CORTICOSTERIOD TOPICAL 117 CREAM BETAMETHASONE 15 GM 300 118 OINT BETAMETHASONE 15 GM 300 119 CREAM BETAMETHASONE+NEOMYCINE 5GM 500 120 OINT BETAMETHASONE+NEOMYCINE 5GM 500 VITAMIN/IRON PREPARATION OTHERS 121 TAB MULTIVITAMIN 20,000 122 TAB B. COMPLEX 20,000 123 INJ B. COMPLEX 5,000 124 SYP B. COMPLEX 10,000 125 SYP B. COMPLEX WITH LYSINE 10,000 126 INJ IRON SUCROSE 2,000 127 TAB IRON POLYMALTOSE COMPLEX 3,000 128 TAB IRON+VITAMIN+B. COMPLEX+FOLIC ACID 3,000 129 TAB FOLIC ACID 10,000 130 INJ CALCIUM GLUCONATE 1,000 131 SYP FERROUS SULPHATE 2,000 132 TAB VITAMIN C 100MG 2,000 133 INJ VITAMIN K 1,000 134 INJ VITAMIN D3 1,000 INFUSION / DRIPS 135 INJ 0.9% NORMAL SALINE 100ML 2,000 136 INJ 0.9% NORMAL SALINE 1000ML 1,000 137 INJ 5% D/WATER 1000ML 5,000 138 INJ 5% D/SALINE 1000ML 5,000 139 INJ 10% D/WATER 1000ML 1,000 140 INJ RINGER LACTATE 500ML 5,000 141 INJ RINGER LACTATE 1000ML 2,000 OTHERS REAMAINING ITEMS 142 SYP SODIUM ACID CITRATE 5,000 143 INJ DISTILLED WATER 5CC 10,000 144 SYP MULTIVITAMIN 2,000 EYE/EAR/NOSE PREPARATIONS 145 DROP BETNESOL N EYE/EAR/NOSE 1,000 146 DROP GENTAMYCINE EAR/EYE 1,000 147 DROP CHLOROPHENICOL EYE 1,000 148 OINT CHLOROPHENICOL EYE 1,000 149 DROP CIPROFLOXACINE 500 150 DROP OFLOXACINE EYE 500 151 DROP TOBRAMYCINE 500 SYRUPS(ALREADY MENTIONED AT RESPECTIVE/RELATED FIELDS) 152 SYP COUGH EXPECTORANT 10,000 153 SYP PHOLCODINE 60ML 5,000 154 SYP SULPHADOXIN+PYRAMETHAMINE 15ML 1,000 SURGICAL/MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 155 MISC PAPER PLASTER 500 156 MISC BABY SUCTION TUBE 8” 500 157 MISC CORD CLAMP 500 158 MISC FACE MASK 1,500 159 MISC ALCOHAL SPIRIT SUWAB 1,000 160 MISC SPIRIT 20 LITER 161 MISC STETHOSCOPE 50 162 MISC B.P. APPARATUS 20 163 MISC THERMOMETERS 50 164 MISC CTG ROLL 10 165 MISC SAVOLONE 100 166 MISC GULOCO METERS 5 167 MISC O 2 FLOWMETER 10 168 MISC ULTRA SOUND GELL 10 169 MISC ULTRA SOUND PAPER ROLL 12 170 MISC BANDAGES 10CM 5MTR 2,000 171 MISC BANDAGES 15CM 5MTR 2,000 172 MISC CREPE BANDAGES 4” 1,000 173 MISC CREPE BANDAGES 6” 1,000 174 MISC DISPOSABLE SYRINGES 3CC 5,000 175 MISC DISPOSABLE SYRINGES 5CC 2,000 176 MISC DISPOSABLE SYRINGES 10CC 100 177 MISC DISPOSABLE SYRINGES 50CC 100 178 MISC DRIP SET 20,000 179 MISC I,V CANNULA 18,20,22,24 WITH STOPPER 4,000 180 MISC I.V CHAMBER 500 181 MISC POP BANDAGES 6” 300 182 MISC NEEDLE CUTTING(ALL SIZE) 100 183 MISC SURGICAL GLOVES 6,61/2, 7, 71/2, 8 500 184 MISC SURGICAL DISPOSABLE GLOVES 200 185 MISC CAT GUT PLAN O 50 186 MISC CAT GUT CHROMIC O 10 187 MISC VICRYL / GLYTIN 0 10 188 MISC SURGICAL GAUZE THAN 2,000 189 MISC ECG ROLL 100 190 MISC HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 100 DENTAL ITEMS 191 MISC DENTAL BLOCK NEEDLE 200 192 MISC LA NEEDLE 200 193 MISC ROT CANAL SCALER 10 194 MISC FILLING MATERIAL 20 PKTS 195 MISC GP 15-40/45-80 20 PKTS 196 MISC TEMPARORY FILLING MATERIAL 30 PKTS 197 MISC DENTAL CARTRIDGES 200 198 MISC DENTAL CARTRIDGES WITH ADERNALINE 500 199 MISC HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 500 OTHERS MISC: /SURGICAL ITEMS 200 MISC TR. IODINE 450ML 50 201 MISC PYODINE 200 202 MISC INSULIN SYRINGES 1CC 200 OTHERS MEDICINES 203 SYP ELEMENTAL ZINC 500 204 INJ MECOBALAMIN 300 205 TAB MECOBALAMIN 2,000 206 CREAM KETOCONAZOLE 2% 500 207 CREAM FUSIDIC ACID 2% 500 208 SYP DOMPERIDONE 1,000 TENDER BID DOCUMENT PROCUREMENT OF DRUGS / MEDICINES / SURGICALS ETC ITEMS FOR THE YEAR 2016-2017 OF POLICE HOSPITAL GARDEN, KARACHI. COST OF TENDER DOCUMENTS Rs1500/-Rupees One Thousand Five Hundred Only (Non Refundable) TENDER SELLING DATE From The date of Publishing to 16/01/2016 TENDER SUBMISSION DATE & TIME On 17/01/2016 At 11.30 AM TENDER SUBMISSION PLACE Office of The DIGP Training, Sindh Conference Room, 1st Floor Central Police Office, I. I Chandigarh Road, Karachi. TENDER OPENING DUE ON DATE:- 17/01/2016 TIME:- 12.00 Noon TENDER OPENING PLACE Office Of The DIGP Training, Sindh Conference Room, 1st Floor Central Police Office, I. I Chandigarh Road, Karachi. Note:- No tender will be accepted after closing of the tender box, what so ever reason may be. Bidders are required to comply with all the clauses mentioned in the Terms and Conditions of the Bid Documents and any deviation will forbid them from competing in the tender. ( LIST ATTACHED PAGE NO.__ TO ) I N S T R U C T I O N S. 1. The tender should be accompanied with 2.5% pay order / demand draft of quoted items as security Deposit in the name of Medical Superintendent, Sindh Police Hospital, Karachi. 2. The Income Tax / GST will be deducted according to rules of Government of Sindh / Pakistan.
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