Rafarma Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Receives General License for Pharmaceutical Products and has Started to Manufacture 3 New Products

SANDY, Utah, Feb. 4, 2013

The new products are Sodium Para-Aminosalicilate, Ibuprofen, and Betagistin.  Sodium Para-Aminosalicilate is a tablet with a time release cover. The current dosage manufactured is 1000 mg and is designed to be of use against various forms of tuberculosis. Sodium Para-Aminosalicilate can also be used in conjunction with other anti-tuberculosis medications.  The Ibuprofen manufactured is Rectal Suppositories for children and the currently manufactured dosage is 60 mg.  Betagistin Tablets are manufactured in dosages of 8 mg, 16 mg and 24 mg. The product is used to treat Manier Syndrome which is characterized by drowsiness, nausea, reduction in hearing abilities and noise in the ears. It is also used as treatment of vestibular vertigo.

Julia Andrushkova, a company spokesperson, was quoted as saying:  "Receiving the general license for pharmaceutical products has been a major step to success for the many people involved, and for the Company in general."

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SOURCE Rafarma Pharmaceuticals, Inc.