Antimalarial medications, also known as antimalarials, are designed to prevent or cure malaria. Such drugs may be used for some or all of the following:
1. Treatment of malaria in individuals with suspected or confirmed infection.
2. Prevention of infection in individuals visiting a malaria endemic region who have no immunity.
3. Routine intermittent treatment of certain groups in endemic regions.
| PRODUCT | SPECIFICATION | |
| 01 | Artemisinin + Piperaquine | Tablet 62.5mg+375mg |
| 02 | Artemether | Tablet 50mg, 100mg |
| 03 | Artemether + Lumefantrine | Tablet 20mg+120mg, 40mg+240mg, 80mg+480mg Powder for suspension 180mg+1080mg, 240mg+1440mg |
| 04 | Arteether | Inj 75mg/ml, 150mg/2ml |
| 05 | Artesunate | Tablet 50mg, 100mg For injection 60mg (1 powder+1 ml 5 % Sodium Bicarbonate+5ml 0.9 % sodiumchloride)/box |
| 06 | Artesunate + Amodiaquine | Tablets 50mg+150mg, 100mg+300mg, 200mg+600mg Powder for suspension 200mg+600mg |
| 07 | Artesunate + Mefloquine | Tablet 200mg +250mg |
| 08 | Chloroquine | Tablet 250mg Injection 322.5mg/5ml |
| 09 | Dihydroartemisinine + Piperaquine phosphate | Tablet 40mg+320mg Powder for suspension 80mg+640mg, 90mg+720mg |
| 10 | Dihydroartemisinine + Piperaquine phosphate + Trimethoprim | Tablet 32mg+320mg+90mg |
| 11 | Quinine Dihydochloride | Injection 200mg/2ml, 400mg/4ml, 600mg/2ml |
| 12 | Quinine Sulfate | Tablet 300mg |
