Medicines in this group
AtedurexBAtenilBAtenolol-Mepha 50BBedranol 10 mgBBeloc i.v.BBeloc Zok 50 mgBBilol 5 mgBBilol comp. 5/12.5BBisoprolol Aspen 5 mgBBisoprolol NOBEL 2.5 mgBBisoprolol Spirig HC 2.5 mgBBisoprolol Stada 2.5 mgBBisoprolol-Mepha 2.5 mgBBrevibloc 100 mgBCarvedilol Sandoz 6.25BCarvedilol Spirig HC 12.5 mgBCarvedilol Zentiva 6.25 mgBCarvedilol-Mepha 3.125BConcor 5BConcor 5 plusBCotenolol-Mepha-NeoBDilatrend 12BEsmolol OrPha 100 mg/10 mlBEsmolol OrPha LYO 2500 mgBHemangiol 3.75 mg/mlBInderal 10 mgBLabetalol Nardia 5 mg/ml (100 mg per 20 ml)BLodoz 2BLogimax 10/100 mgBMeto Zerok 25BMetoprolol Axapharm retard 25 mgBMetoprolol Spirig HC 25BMetoprolol-Acino 25BMetoprolol-Mepha 25 mg DepotabsBNebiletBNebilet plus 5/12BNebivolol Axapharm 5 mgBNebivolol Sandoz 5BNebivolol Spirig HCBNebivolol-Mepha 5BPropranolol retard ZentivaBPropranolol Zentiva 10 mgBRapibloc 300 mgBSelectolBSelobloc 50 mgBSotalol-Mepha 80BTenoretic miteBTenormin miteBTrandateBTrandate 100 mgB
Frequently asked questions
What does ATC code C07 mean?
C07 stands for Beta blocking agents in the WHO ATC system. The code says nothing about the Swiss authorisation or dispensing category, only about the substance class.
How many medicines with ATC C07 are authorised in Switzerland?
50 medicines, data as of 01 September 2026. The count covers authorisations, not pack sizes or strengths.
Where is the ATC code of a medicine stated?
The Swissmedic export records the ATC code per pack size, and the product information on swissmedicinfo.ch lists it. Not every medicine has an ATC code: homeopathic products and some diagnostics do not.
Sources
Swissmedic data as of 01 September 2026 · ATC C07 · Beta blocking agents