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Stockist Name Town Contact Person Contact Number 24 - Parganas A STOCKIST NAME TOWN CONTACT PERSON CONTACT NUMBER 24 - PARGANAS A. C. DISTRIBUTORS SOUTH Mr. Indra Baran Saraswati 9647391810 DAS MEDICAL AGENCY 24 PARGANAS (N) Mr. Palash Das 9830137791 LIFE ENTERPRISE 24 PARGANAS (N) Mrs. Archana Sen 9434401672 TARAKNATH DISTRIBUTORS 24 PARGANAS (N) Mr. Tapan Kumar Ghosh 9836038484 THE BRIGHT MEDICAL AGENCY 24 PARGANAS (N) Mr. Prashant Kumar Ghosh 9735690356 M.P.DRUGS 24 PARGANAS (S) Mr. Mrinal Chakroborty 9830595239 SWASTIK DISTRIBUTORS ABOHAR Mr. Parminder Verma 98153-94359 Mr. L. Satish Reddy \ B. SRI BALAJI PHARMA AGENCIES ADILABAD Venkat Reddy 8732226116 VASANT MEDICAL CORPORATION ADONI VASANT 08512-252698 ANUPAM CHEMIST AGRA mr. pramod 9897224701 ATUL MEDICAL AGENCIES AGRA Mr. Atul Goyal 0562-3264870 CHACHA JI MEDICAL AGENCIES AGRA Mr. Shashi 9634939978 JAI HARI DRUG HOUSE AGRA mr. mukesh 9837363540 KRISHNA MEDICAL STORE AGRA Mr. Radhayshyam Garg 9458262309 Mr. Sanjay Kumar PARIDHI AGENCIES AGRA Chausaria 9927413511 PARAS DRUG HOUSE AGRA Mr. Paras Jain 0562-5533263 PREM DRUG HOUSE AGRA Smt. Mamta Devi 9897455203 ROSE PHARMA AGRA Mr. Nishant Uddin Qureshi 0562 – 2262825 SURESH MEDICAL AGENCIES AGRA Mr. Suresh 9219618570 SUNRAY PHARMA AGRA Mr. Ashok Kumar Gupta 9319208986 SHRI RADHEY PHARMA AGRA Smt. Kirti Gang, 9917982957 ADITEE DRUG HOUSE AGRA Mr. Vikash Shalya 9927766688 VAISH DRUG HOUSE AGRA Mr. Satender Nath Agarwal 9412485152 MR.SHYAM SUNDER DAUJI MEDICAL AGENCIES AGRA MITTAL 9319507358 MANAS PHARMACEUTICALS & SURGICALS - CT AGRA MR. YEGESH HARJANI 5624100243 SHREE AGARWAL JI TRADERS AGRA HARIOM AGARWAL 0562-4007386 ANKUR DISTRIBUTORS AHMEDABAD Mr. Maulik Patel 9879541421 K CHIMANLAL AND CO AHMEDABAD Mr. Bhavesh Shah 9924099835 K. R. HOSPITAL CARE AHMEDABAD Mr. Jagrut N Mehta 9825367224 K. S. PHARMA AHMEDABAD Mr. Kaushal Shah 9825263026 MANISH MEDICAL CORPORATION AHMEDABAD Mr. Kiran Bhai Patel 9825079197 NEELKANTH AGENCIES AHMEDABAD Mr. Sanjay Bhai Patel 9825559592 SHAH & COMPANY AHMEDABAD Mr. Girish Shah 9824144680 S. K. SPECIALITY & MEDIPLANT AHMEDABAD Mr. Harish Shah 9825512666 V. S. HEALTHCARE AHMEDABAD Mr. Abhishek Gandhi 9824028406 DHRUVI PHARMA PVT. LTD. AHMEDABAD Mr. Rupesh H Shah 9909002052 J. K. DISTRIBUTORS AHMEDABAD Mr. Bhaumik Kothari 9898066331 PARAS DISTRIBUTORS AHMEDABAD MR. MANILAL C. PATEL 9825009357 SHAH & KOTHARI BROTHER AHMEDABAD MR. HARESH SHAH 9925598981 TRIO PHARMA AHMEDABAD MR. MANAN JARIWALA 9825041744 MR. DIPAKKUMAR SHRIJI PHARMA AHMEDABAD KARTIKLAL VORA 9825546498 MRS. SEJAL PRAMUKH HEALTHCARE AHMEDABAD KAMLESHKUMAR OATEL 9898127777 MR. JASHBHAI TALSHIBHAI SANJIVANI MEDICINES Pvt. Ltd. AHMEDABAD PATEL 9925026371 ONCO - BEST AHMEDABAD Mr. Hetal V. Songara 9825930367 NOVOGENE LIFESCIENCES PVT.LTD AHMEDABAD NARESH CHOWHAN 9979446653 MR. NANDANMAL 02425 - 225250 / BAFNA MEDICO AHMEDNAGAD BANDULAL BAFNA 9588077550 H. V. SHAH AHMEDNAGAR Mr.Himatbhai Shah 0241-2341041 HIRA AGENCIES AHMEDNAGAR Mr. Mahesh 0241-2347501 NEHA AGENCIES AHMEDNAGAR Mr. Panil Narayan Anmal 0241-2344723 RAJKUMAR MEDICAL STORE AHMEDNAGAR Mr. R. G. Gujrathi 222107 – 02423 / 222107 MR. PRAVIN HIRALAL JYOTI AGENCIES AHMEDNAGAR BOTHARA 9423756697 LIFEGUARD MEDICOS-ct AHMEDNAGAR Mr. Vijay N. Nikam 0241 - 2322223 MR. RAJENDRA SHANTILAL 0241 - 2344769 / MUKESHSANJIVANI MEDICAL AGENCIES AGENCY - AHMEDNAGAR BALDOTA 9822258016 AJMER AJMER Mr. Mukesh Surana 9460822288 NEERAJ AGENCIES AJMER Mr. Neeraj Nagrani 9251611503 SUNDER MEDICALS AJMER Mr. Dimpi 9829150342 MR. 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Desai 7212675134 Mr. Mahesh Shantilalji KOTHARI PHARMACEUTICALS AMRAVATI Kothari 9850371820 SHREE VARU PHARMA AMRAVATI Mr. Suyog Bhai 7212679919 SUNDER MEDICAL AGENCIES AMRAVATI Mr. Milind Y. Raul 7212573582 ARCHANA AGENCIES AMRAVATI Mr. Santosh P. Kasat 9422155733 PARIKH MEDICAL STORE AMRELI Mr. Himanshu J. Vekaria 9824640421 SANJEEVANI SALES AGENCIES AMRELI Mr. Jitendra Panchal 9429444811 R. S. MEDICAL AGENCY AMRITSAR Mr. Rashal Singh 9643460372 GURDAS MEDICINE CENTRE AMRITSAR MR. ANIL MAHAJAN 9877083483 AMAN PHARMA - AMRITSAR AMRITSAR Mr. Harbal Singh Dhillon 9463401136 MEHRA BROTHERS AMRITSAR Mr. Raghav Mehra 9915584233 SHAKTI MEDICAL AGENCY AMRITSAR Mr. Rajinder Sehgal 8360376292 SWASTIK PHARMA AMRITSAR NAVEEN MAHAJAN 9878379032 SHRI DEVRAJ ENTERPRISES AMRITSAR Guru Amardas Market 9815109544 KAVYA PHARMA - ct AMRITSAR Mr. Amit Seth 9417083922 R. S. MEDICAL AGENCY AMRITSAR Mr. Rashal Singh 9643460372 GURDAS MEDICINE CENTRE AMRITSAR MR. 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