Authorisation holders

Lagap SA: Swissmedic authorisations

Lagap SA is registered with Swissmedic as the authorisation holder of 29 medicines. The most common category is Synthetic medicines. The list below shows every authorisation with its number and dispensing category.

  • Synthetic medicines29

All medicines from Lagap SA

Amoxidin Plus 1 gAuthorisation number 68102 · ATC J01CR02AAmoxidin Plus 625 mgAuthorisation number 68103 · ATC J01CR02AAzithrolag 250 mgAuthorisation number 70191 · ATC J01FA10ABedranol 10 mgAuthorisation number 66719 · ATC C07AA05BCeftriaxon Lagap 500 mg i.v.Authorisation number 68535 · ATC J01DD04ADapalag 5 mgAuthorisation number 70321 · ATC A10BK01BDecalcitAuthorisation number 12337DDecalcitAuthorisation number 19035DDiuresalAuthorisation number 43226 · ATC C03CA01BDoxylag 100Authorisation number 42688 · ATC J01AA02AFosfolag 3 gAuthorisation number 66165 · ATC J01XX01AIpocol DivistyramineAuthorisation number 49632 · ATC C10ACBLagalgin 10 mg/mlAuthorisation number 70375 · ATC N02BE01BLagatrimAuthorisation number 42035ALagatrim forteAuthorisation number 43709ALevex i.v. 250Authorisation number 61816 · ATC J01MA12ALibrocolAuthorisation number 41495 · ATC A03CA02BMelixAuthorisation number 44714 · ATC A10BB01BMetrolagAuthorisation number 43324 · ATC J01XD01BMetrolag 250 mgAuthorisation number 40215 · ATC P01AB01BMetronidazole Lagap iv 500mg/100mlAuthorisation number 70015 · ATC J01XD01BRhumalgan 50 mgAuthorisation number 47696 · ATC M01AB05BRosulag 5 mgAuthorisation number 68486 · ATC C10AA07BSedazin 1 mgAuthorisation number 47481 · ATC N05BA06BSelobloc 50 mgAuthorisation number 50651 · ATC C07AB03BSitagliptin Metformin Lagap 50 mg/500 mgAuthorisation number 70161 · ATC A10BD07BTolison 150 mgAuthorisation number 68488 · ATC M03BX04BTrilagavitAuthorisation number 35157 · ATC A11DBBValsarpin 5 mg/160 mgAuthorisation number 69431 · ATC C09DB01B

Frequently asked questions

How many medicines does Lagap SA have authorised in Switzerland?

29 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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