Authorisation holders

Baxter AG: Swissmedic authorisations

Baxter AG is registered with Swissmedic as the authorisation holder of 30 medicines. The most common category is Synthetic medicines. The list below shows every authorisation with its number and dispensing category.

  • Synthetic medicines28
  • Blood products2

All medicines from Baxter AG

ARTISS 2 mlAuthorisation number 58618 · ATC B02BC30BBleomycin BaxterAuthorisation number 35856 · ATC L01DC01ABrevibloc 100 mgAuthorisation number 49576 · ATC C07AB09BCaelyxAuthorisation number 54273 · ATC L01DB01ACernevitAuthorisation number 47953 · ATC B05XCBClinOleic 20 %Authorisation number 55100 · ATC B05BA02BDexmedetomidine Baxter 200 μg/2 mlAuthorisation number 68249 · ATC N05CM18AEndoxanAuthorisation number 25441 · ATC L01AA01AEndoxan 200 mgAuthorisation number 25442 · ATC L01AA01AGlucosalin 2:1 BaxterAuthorisation number 43131BGlucose 5 % BaxterAuthorisation number 41203 · ATC B05BA03BHoloxan 500 mgAuthorisation number 41217 · ATC L01AA06AIsofluran BaxterAuthorisation number 53250 · ATC N01AB06BNatriumchlorid 0Authorisation number 41181 · ATC B05BB01BNumeta NeoAuthorisation number 61336 · ATC B05BA10BNumeta Ped G16% EAuthorisation number 61425 · ATC B05BA10BNutryeltAuthorisation number 66336 · ATC B05XA31BNutryelt Junior 10 mlAuthorisation number 67134 · ATC B05XA31BOLIMEL 3Authorisation number 58182 · ATC B05BA10BOLIMEL 4Authorisation number 59377 · ATC B05BA10BPeriOLIMEL 2Authorisation number 59376 · ATC B05BA10BPlasma-Lyte AAuthorisation number 56078 · ATC B05BB01BRinger-Lactat + Glucose 5% BaxterAuthorisation number 55933BRinger-Lactat BaxterAuthorisation number 41207BSevoflurane BaxterAuthorisation number 57671 · ATC N01AB08BSupraneAuthorisation number 52611 · ATC N01AB07BTISSEEL 2 mlAuthorisation number 52618 · ATC B02BC10BUromitexanAuthorisation number 43407 · ATC V03AF01BUromitexanAuthorisation number 53391 · ATC V03AF01BUromitexan MultidoseAuthorisation number 53401 · ATC V03AF01B

Frequently asked questions

How many medicines does Baxter AG have authorised in Switzerland?

30 medicines, data as of 01 September 2026. The count covers human medicine authorisations in the Swissmedic export, not individual pack sizes.

What does an authorisation holder do?

The authorisation holder applies for the authorisation, maintains it, owns the product information, reports adverse reactions to Swissmedic and keeps the product available. Under Art. 10 TPA it must have a registered office in Switzerland.

Can an authorisation be transferred?

Yes. The transfer of an authorisation to a new holder is notified to Swissmedic and carries a fee. Product information, packaging material and pharmacovigilance responsibility transfer with it.

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