Marketing-authorisation holder · Canada
Cardinal Health Medical Products and Services
4 medicines in 1 country, as authorisation holder.
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Marketing-authorisation holder · Canada
4 medicines in 1 country, as authorisation holder.
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Every medicine in the registers under its name, current ones first.
4 medicines
| Medicine | Substance | Country | Status | Authorised |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIRLIFE MODUDOSE 0.9% SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION0.9 % · Solution | Sodium chloride | Canada | Cancelled | 1988 |
| AIRLIFE STERILE WATER FOR INHALATION USP100 % · Liquid | Water | Canada | Cancelled | 1990 |
| SCRUB CARE SURGICAL SCRUB BRUSH/NAIL CLEANER WITH EXIDINE 44 % · Solution | Chlorhexidine | Canada | Cancelled | 2005 |
| SCRUB CARE SURGICAL SCRUB BRUSH-SPONGE/NAIL CLEANER WITH PCMX AND EMOLIENT CLEANSING SOLUTION3.3 % · Solution | Chloroxylenol | Canada | Cancelled | 2005 |
Where it holds or makes medicines, with how many are current.
| Country | Medicines | Current | Past | Companies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | 4 | 0 | 4 | CompaniesAll medicines |
The ATC groups most of its medicines belong to, largest first.
The active substances in most of its medicines.
Compiled by Prognia from the public medicine and company registers below. Logos are not used.
Health Canada, Drug Product Database, company API, entire response observed 2026-10-10T15:12:05.508784+00:00; native facts projected by Prognia.
Licence: Open Government Licence Canada
Health Canada, Drug Product Database, drugproduct API, entire response observed 2026-10-10T15:12:07.336870+00:00; native facts projected by Prognia.
Licence: Open Government Licence Canada
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