Authorisation holders

Curatis AG: Swissmedic authorisations

Curatis 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 medicines25
  • Antidotes4
  • Biotechnological medicines1

All medicines from Curatis AG

Actiq 200 MikrogrammAuthorisation number 57002 · ATC N02AB03A+AggrastatAuthorisation number 55738 · ATC B01AC17AAmbiful 250 mg/5 mlAuthorisation number 67512 · ATC L02BA03BBrinavess 500 mgAuthorisation number 61304BColdistopAuthorisation number 38189 · ATC R01AX02DCuprior 150 mgAuthorisation number 67719 · ATC A16AX12BCurapressin 1 mg/5 mlAuthorisation number 70030 · ATC H01BA04BCyanokit 5gAuthorisation number 60539 · ATC V03AB33ADigiFabAuthorisation number 59301 · ATC V03AB24AEffentora 100 mcgAuthorisation number 61669 · ATC N02AB03A+EffortilAuthorisation number 24199 · ATC C01CA01BElmiron 100 mgAuthorisation number 67306 · ATC G04BX15BFluorescéine 0Authorisation number 46996 · ATC S01JA01BFluoresceine 10 % FaureAuthorisation number 54604 · ATC S01JA01BFoscavirAuthorisation number 52357 · ATC J05AD01AGaramycinAuthorisation number 52918 · ATC J01GB03AMysolineAuthorisation number 17885 · ATC N03AA03BPRILIGYAuthorisation number 60470 · ATC G04BX14BProleukinAuthorisation number 50581 · ATC L03AC01APropycil 50Authorisation number 56300 · ATC H03BA02BPsychopaxAuthorisation number 44941 · ATC N05BA01BPylori 13Authorisation number 54192 · ATC V04CXBRelistorAuthorisation number 58652 · ATC A06AH01BSpedra 50 mgAuthorisation number 65275 · ATC G04BE10BSuccicaptalAuthorisation number 62303 · ATC V03ABATiberal 500 mgAuthorisation number 44231 · ATC P01AB03BTiberal 500 mg/3 mLAuthorisation number 43065 · ATC P01AB03BToxogoninAuthorisation number 31514 · ATC V03AB13BXenazineAuthorisation number 58375 · ATC N07XX06BZonegran 25 mgAuthorisation number 57629 · ATC N03AX15B

Frequently asked questions

How many medicines does Curatis 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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