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Our portfolio

Products & development pipeline

APR markets four established product ranges, spanning pain relief, nausea and vomiting management, anorectal care and medical nutrition for inherited metabolic disorders. Alongside these, we are advancing two development-stage programs for rare diseases. APR does not offer contract or pharmaceutical services.

Diclofenac Potassium range

Fast-acting, non-steroidal pain relief in tablet and sachet formats, distributed under several established brand names across multiple markets.

Brands

Muscadvance® · Diclo‑ADGC® · Diclo‑ratiopharm® · Itamifast® · Inflamac® · Dr. Reddy's Diclo® · Potafast® · DialRapid®

Formats

Film-coated tablets (25 mg and 50 mg) and oral powder sachets, designed for rapid relief of acute pain.

Ondansetron range

Orodispersible oral films for the management of nausea and vomiting, offering an alternative for patients who have difficulty swallowing tablets.

Brands

Ondissolve® · Setofilm®

Formats

Orodispersible films available in 4 mg and 8 mg strengths.

Proctoderm

A dedicated cleansing foam for anorectal hygiene, complementing anorectal care routines.

Brand

Proctoderm®

Format

Cleansing foam.

Golike range

Medical foods formulated to support the dietary management of inherited metabolic disorders, available as sachets and bars.

Brands

PKU GOLIKE® (for phenylketonuria) · TYR GOLIKE® (for tyrosinemia)

Formats

Protein-equivalent sachets and flavoured bars, formulated for use across paediatric and adult patients under medical supervision.

Development Pipeline

APR is advancing two development-stage programs targeting rare diseases. Both are available for out-licensing in multiple markets.

Available for out-licensing

RLF-OD032 — PKU

A novel sapropterin suspension formulation being developed for the potential treatment of phenylketonuria (PKU), intended to complement APR's existing Golike medical nutrition franchise.

Available for out-licensing

APR-TD011 — Epidermolysis Bullosa

A development-stage program for epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare and severe genetic skin disease, being pursued under orphan-drug and rare paediatric disease designation frameworks.

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