ASEAN Pharmaceutical Products

ASEAN Pharmaceutical is the first company in Laos to engage in generic drugs during the patent period. It was established in 2012. Its founder is Mr. Fan, whose ancestral home is Zhejiang. He is also the protagonist of the Hangzhou Medicine God case in 2018. He was imprisoned in 2018 and will be released in 2024 after serving 6 years. The Gilead generic drug produced by ASEAN Pharmaceutical has saved countless Chinese hepatitis C patients. He is the truly respectable Chinese Medicine God. He pioneered the Laos generic drug industry and saved countless lives but was imprisoned. The Medicine God is not famous for movies. He sells unapproved fake drugs produced in India. For so many years, he has relied on the fame brought by movies to make a living. This is a fake Medicine God who is rumored in the market. Mr. Fan is the unknown real Medicine God. He has been in prison for 6 years, and the development of ASEAN Pharmaceutical has also been restricted. In any case, even out of respect for the pioneers or high recognition of values, ASEAN Pharmaceutical products will always be the first series in our mall.

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Product Series of Laos State-owned Factory No.2

The Lao State Factory No. 2 is the second company in Laos to engage in generic drugs during the patent period. The main feature of its products is 1:1 imitation. Five years ago, a professional third-party testing agency conducted testing on the active ingredients and dissolution curves of the products. The products of the Lao State Factory No. 2 are much better than those of similar companies in Bangladesh. The scale and strength of Bangladesh's Isdabikon are ten or even twenty times that of the Lao State Factory No. 2. After China opened up its epidemic prevention and control in 2022, a top ten hospital in Beijing conducted a comprehensive test of all new crown generic drugs. The products of the Lao State Factory No. 2 and Mylan are of the best quality. Mylan is a subsidiary of Pfizer and its strength is incomparable to that of the Lao State Factory No. 2. As the saying goes, you can't judge a book by its cover, and the larger the scale of a pharmaceutical factory, the better its products are.

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Laos United Pharmaceutical Series

It is not appropriate to call Laos United Pharmaceutical a pharmaceutical company. It is more appropriate to call it a chemical company. Chen Ting from Chongqing is a chemical genius. In 2012, he started a business with his graduate school classmates from Beijing Jiaotong University to establish a small API company. They snatched food from the mouths of rivals such as BASF, the global chemical giant at the time. The company developed rapidly after its establishment. However, China's environmental protection requirements later became extremely strict, and the domestic environment became unfriendly to such entrepreneurial chemical companies. Chen Ting had to move the company to Laos. Thus, the largest chemical and pharmaceutical company in Laos was born, filling the gap in Laos' API industry. Currently, United Pharmaceutical's APIs, intermediates, dyes, pharmaceutical OEM, and even pesticides in the downstream chemical industry are developing rapidly, but its own brand drugs do not seem to be prominent. Currently, United has invested 500 million yuan in Laos to build a new pharmaceutical factory that meets US FDA standards, which is about to be put into production. By then, it may become the largest pharmaceutical factory in Southeast Asia.

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Laos Lucius Series

When talking about Lao Lucius, we have to mention Indian Lucius. After 2005, India can no longer imitate patented drugs, but global customers still recognize Indian pharmaceutical factories. There are a number of pharmaceutical factories in India that continue to produce black-label drugs without approval documents and registered trademarks. Indian Lucius and Indar are among the best. I and the shareholders of Lao Lucius learned that Lao Lucius was a pharmaceutical company established by distributors who used to sell Indian and Bangladeshi drugs. The use of the Lucius brand is to use the influence of Indian Lucius to increase the sales of their own products. Lao Lucius should not be the producer of the former Indian Lucius, because it already has a legal identity, there is no need to produce black-label products, and Indian Lucius products are still being sold. Lao Lucius has truly opened up the market influence of Lao generic drugs because of the promotion of distributors. At present, the Indar trademark is about to be registered in Laos, and the former Indian Indar may become a legal pharmaceutical company in Laos.

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Laos Big Bear Pharmaceutical Series

Laos Daxiong Pharmaceutical and Lucius were established almost at the same time. The first drug that received legal approval was a month or two later than Lucius. It was invested by a Turkish Chinese. Daxiong Pharmaceutical’s corporate culture is to lie down. Daxiong drugs are sold by distributors, and they could not get the purchase price list after half a year. They had to retail at the same price as Lucius. After repeated urging from distributors, or maybe Daxiong was tired of lying down for so long that he decided to turn over, he finally got the price of 25 of Daxiong’s 80 products. However, Daxiong also has his own business persistence. Daxiong believes that weight loss Viagra-like drugs will harm the human body. Daxiong only produces drugs to treat diseases and never produces drugs that are harmful to the human body. Even if weight loss Viagra-like drugs make money, Daxiong will never produce them.

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Laos Element Pharmaceutical

The Element Pharmaceutical Factory is located in Boten. I have been in Vientiane for a long time and have only been to Boten two or three times. Element Pharmaceutical should be the third company in Laos to make patent-period generic drugs. Before the epidemic, making patent-period generic drugs was a way to make money. I don’t know why Boten Pharmaceutical did not develop. There are not many products and we rarely dealt with them in the past. Recently, a friend from Element came to me and gave me the product price. I will post it online for friends in need.

About Laos Generic Drug Store

In 2005, India ended its WTO transition period and could no longer copy patented drugs worldwide. The patented drug copying industry gradually shifted to the least developed countries, Bangladesh and Laos. In order to enable the world's not-so-rich families to afford expensive drugs, we established the Laos Generic Drug Store to serve patients around the world. For patients in non-least developed countries, we set up a fund with 10% of the retail price of drugs. Half of the funds are used to purchase stocks of original drug manufacturers to encourage drug research and development innovation, and the other half is used to donate to poor schools in the mountainous areas of Laos. It is because we used the patent compulsory licensing agreement for the least developed countries that we have patented generic drugs. We must give back to Lao society. This is our unshirkable obligation.

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