Revised List medicines includes 436 international generic names medicines. The ministry is confident that the list remains broad enough to provide doctors with the opportunity to provide adequate outpatient treatment for diseases widespread among the population. We are talking about diseases such as arterial hypertension, ischemic disease heart disease gastrointestinal tract, infectious pathology, diabetes, bronchial asthma, hemophilia, multiple sclerosis, glaucoma and others. The list is still full of modern, highly effective innovative drugs necessary for the treatment of cancer and cardiovascular diseases.

As the Ministry of Health and Social Development explains, in order to prevent double financing of purchases of the same drugs, a number of drugs used to treat people infected with HIV, AIDS and tuberculosis have been removed from the List. Payment for this treatment is carried out within the framework of the Federal target program“Prevention and control of diseases of a social nature (2002-2006)”, as well as the priority national health project “Health”, which started in 2006. The Ministry of Health and Social Development says that the state will provide for all these groups of patients medication assistance, at the same time, the “withdrawal” of these groups of drugs from the DLO program will free up a significant amount of funds and direct it to improve the quality drug therapy beneficiaries.

The rational point, according to the Ministry of Health and Social Development, was the reduction of some dosage forms, which should be used in a hospital setting under the direct supervision of a physician. Prescription of such drugs in outpatient setting creates an additional risk for the patient, and for the doctor - increases the burden and responsibility for the results of treatment.

In addition, highlighting the section “Medicines used by decision of the medical commission” in the List and transferring some drugs to it will contribute to a more rational prescription of drugs to patients, taking into account previously conducted drug therapy, as well as an individual approach to possible intolerance and susceptibility to the treatment being carried out.

I. Anticholinesterase drugs

Galantamine - film-coated tablets.

Ipidacrine - tablets.

Pyridostigmine bromide - tablets.

II. Opioid analgesics and mixed action analgesic

Buprenorphine - solution for intravenous and intramuscular injection; sublingual tablets; transdermal therapeutic system.

Morphine - solution for injection; extended-release, film-coated tablets.

Morphine + Narcotine + Papaverine hydrochloride + Codeine + Thebaine - injection solution.

Tramadol - capsules; injection; rectal suppositories; extended-release film-coated tablets; pills.

Trimeperidine - solution for injection; pills.

Fentanyl is a transdermal therapeutic system.

III. Non-narcotic analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Acetylsalicylic acid - tablets.

Diclofenac - gel; eye drops; ointment; rectal suppositories; enteric-coated tablets; extended-release tablets.

Ibuprofen - gel for external use; cream for external use; film-coated tablets; suspension for oral administration.

Indomethacin - ointment for external use; suppositories; film-coated tablets.

Ketoprofen - capsules; cream; suppositories; retard tablets; Forte tablets, film-coated.

Ketorolac is a film-coated tablet.

Meloxicam - tablets.

Metamizole sodium and combination preparations containing metamizole sodium - tablets.

Paracetamol - rectal suppositories; pills.

Paracetamol + Phenylephrine + Pheniramine + Ascorbic acid- powder for preparing a solution for oral administration.

Piroxicam - gel.

IV. Medicines for the treatment of gout

Allopurinol - tablets.

Colchicum splendid alkaloid - coated tablets.

V. Other anti-inflammatory drugs

Mesalazine - rectal suppositories; rectal suspension; Enteric-coated tablets.

Penicillamine - tablets.

Sulfasalazine - tablets.

Chloroquine - tablets.

Chondroitin sulfate - capsules; ointment.

VI. Means for the treatment of allergic reactions

Diphenhydramine - tablets.

Ketotifen - tablets;

Clemastine - tablets.

Levocetirizine - film-coated tablets.

Loratadine - tablets.

Mebhydrolin - pills.

Hifenadine - tablets.

Chloropyramine - tablets.

Cetirizine - drops for oral administration; film-coated tablets.

VII. Anticonvulsants

Benzobarbital - tablets.

Valproic acid - drops for oral administration; syrup; enteric-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.

Carbamazepine - tablets; extended-release tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.

Clonazepam - tablets.

Lamotrigine - tablets.

Primidone - tablets.

Topiramate - capsules; film-coated tablets.

Phenytoin - tablets.

Phenobarbital - tablets.

Ethosuximide - capsules.

VIII. Drugs for the treatment of parkinsonism

Bromocriptine - tablets.

Levodopa + Carbidopa - tablets.

Levodopa + Benserazide - capsules; dispersible tablets; pills.

Piribedil is a controlled-release, film-coated tablet.

Tolperisone - film-coated tablets.

Cyclodol - tablets.

IX. Anxiolytics

Alprazolam - tablets; extended-release tablets.

Diazepam - tablets.

Hydroxyzine - film-coated tablets.

Medazepam - tablets.

Nitrazepam - tablets.

Tofisopam - tablets.

Phenazepam - tablets.

X. Antipsychotics

Haloperidol - drops for oral administration; pills.

Zuclopenthixol - film-coated tablets.

Quetiapine is a film-coated tablet.

Clozapine - tablets.

Levomepromazine - film-coated tablets.

Perphenazine - film-coated tablets.

Risperidone - lozenges; film-coated tablets.

Sulpiride - capsules; pills.

Thioproperazine - film-coated tablets.

Thioridazine - pills; film-coated tablets.

Trifluoperazine - film-coated tablets.

Flupenthixol - film-coated tablets.

Chlorpromazine - pills.

Chlorprothixene - film-coated tablets.

XI. Antidepressants and mood stabilizers

Amitriptyline - tablets; film-coated tablets.

Venlafaxine - modified release capsules; pills.

Imipramine - pills.

Clomipramine - film-coated tablets.

Lithium carbonate - extended-release tablets.

Maprotiline is a film-coated tablet.

Milnacipran - capsules.

Paroxetine is a film-coated tablet.

Pipofezin - tablets.

Pirlindol - tablets.

Sertraline - film-coated tablets.

Fluvoxamine is a film-coated tablet.

Fluoxetine - capsules.

Escitalopram is a film-coated tablet.

XII. Medicines for the treatment of sleep disorders

Zolpidem is a film-coated tablet.

Zopiclone is a film-coated tablet.

XIII. Other drugs affecting the central nervous system

Baclofen - tablets.

Betahistine - tablets.

Vinpocetine - tablets; film-coated tablets.

Gamma-aminobutyric acid - film-coated tablets.

Hopanthenic acid - tablets.

Nicotinoyl gamma-aminobutyric acid - tablets.

Piracetam - capsules; oral solution; film-coated tablets.

Tizanidine - tablets.

Phenibut - tablets.

Phenotropil - tablets.

Cinnarizine - tablets.

XIV. Means for the prevention and treatment of infections

Antibiotics

Azithromycin - capsules; film-coated tablets.

Amoxicillin - capsules; film-coated tablets; pills.

Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid - powder for the preparation of suspension for oral administration; dispersible tablets; film-coated tablets; pills.

Gramicidin C - buccal tablets.

Josamycin - tablets; dispersible tablets.

Doxycycline - capsules.

Clarithromycin - film-coated tablets.

Clindamycin - capsules.

Midecamycin - film-coated tablets.

Rifamycin - ear drops.

Tetracycline - eye ointment.

Fosfomycin - granules for the preparation of a solution for oral administration.

Fusidic acid - cream for external use; ointment for external use; film-coated tablets.

Chloramphenicol - eye drops; liniment; pills.

Erythromycin - eye ointment; ointment, for external use; Enteric-coated tablets.

Synthetic antibacterial agents

Co-trimoxazole - suspension for oral administration; pills.

Levofloxacin - film-coated tablets.

Moxifloxacin - film-coated tablets.

Nitrofurantoin - tablets.

Nitroxoline - film-coated tablets.

Norfloxacin - film-coated tablets.

Ofloxacin - film-coated tablets.

Pipemidic acid - capsules.

Sulfacetamide - eye drops.

Furazidin - capsules; pills.

Ciprofloxacin - eye drops; film-coated tablets.

XV. Antiviral agents

Arbidol - film-coated tablets; capsules.

Acyclovir - tablets; ointment for external use; eye ointment.

Interferon alfa-2a - solution for intranasal use.

Interferon alpha-2b is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intranasal administration.

Interferon gamma is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intranasal administration.

Ribavirin - capsules; pills.

Rimantadine - tablets.

XVI. Antifungal agents

Itraconazole - capsules; solution for oral administration.

Ketoconazole - tablets.

Clotrimazole - cream for external use.

Nystatin - ointment for external use; vaginal suppositories; rectal suppositories; film-coated tablets.

Terbinafine - cream for external use; spray; pills.

Fluconazole - capsules.

Mebendazole - tablets.

Metronidazole - tablets.

Pyrantel - tablets; suspension for oral administration.

Furazolidone - tablets.

XVIII. Antineoplastic, immunosuppressive and related drugs

Azathioprine - tablets.

Aminoglutethimide - tablets.

Anastrazole - film-coated tablets.

Bicalutamide - film-coated tablets.

Busulfan - tablets.

Granisetron is a film-coated tablet.

Calcium folinate - capsules.

Capecitabine is a film-coated tablet.

Letrozole is a film-coated tablet.

Lomustine - capsules.

Medroxyprogesterone - tablets.

Melphalan - film-coated tablets.

Mercaptopurine - tablets.

Methotrexate - tablets.

Ondansetron is a film-coated tablet.

Sehydrin is an enteric-coated tablet.

Tamoxifen - tablets.

Flutamide - tablets.

Chlorambucil - film-coated tablets.

Cyclosporine - capsules; solution for oral administration.

Cyclophosphamide - film-coated tablets.

Cyproterone - tablets.

Etoposide - capsules.

XIX. Drugs for the treatment of osteoporosis

Alfacalcidol - capsules.

Dihydrotachysterol - drops for oral administration; solution for oral administration.

Calcitriol - capsules.

Colecalciferol - drops for oral administration.

XX. Drugs affecting hematopoiesis and coagulation system

Aktiferin - syrup.

Warfarin - tablets.

Heparin sodium - gel for external use.

Dipyridamole - dragee; film-coated tablets.

Iron hydroxide polymaltosate - syrup; Chewable tablets.

Iron gluconate + Manganese gluconate + Copper gluconate - solution for oral administration.

Ferrous sulfate + Ascorbic acid - film-coated tablets.

Pentoxifylline - film-coated tablets.

Folic acid - tablets.

Epoetin alfa - solution for injection.

Epoetin beta - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for subcutaneous administration; injection.

XXI. Drugs affecting the cardiovascular system

Amiodarone - tablets.

Amlodipine - tablets.

Atenolol - tablets.

Atenolol + Chlorthalidone - film-coated tablets.

Acetazolamide - tablets.

Validol - sublingual capsules; sublingual tablets.

Verapamil - film-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.

Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.

Hydrochlorothiazide + Triamterene - tablets.

Digoxin - tablets.

Diltiazem - film-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.

Isosorbide dinitrate - dosed sublingual aerosol; extended-release tablets; pills.

Isosorbide mononitrate - long-acting capsules; retard tablets; pills.

Indapamide - capsules; film-coated tablets; modified release tablets.

Inosine - film-coated tablets.

Captopril - tablets.

Captopril + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.

Carvedilol - tablets.

Clonidine - tablets.

Corvalol - drops for oral administration.

Lisinopril - tablets.

Metoprolol - film-coated tablets; pills.

Moxonidine - film-coated tablets.

Molsidomine - retard tablets; pills.

Moexipril - film-coated tablets.

Mint pepper oil+ Phenobarbital + Hop cone oil + Ethyl bromizovalerianate - drops for oral administration.

Nebivolol - tablets.

Nitroglycerin - dosed sublingual spray; sublingual tablets; extended-release tablets; transdermal therapeutic system.

Nifedipine - capsules; extended-release film-coated tablets; rapid retard tablets, film-coated; modified release tablets; pills.

Perindopril - tablets.

Perindopril + Indapamide - tablets.

Procainamide - tablets.

Propranolol - tablets.

Ramipril - tablets.

Reserpine + Dihydralazine + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.

Reserpine + Dihydralazine + Hydrochlorothiazide + Potassium chloride - film-coated tablets.

Rilmenidine - tablets.

Sotalol - tablets.

Spirapril - tablets.

Spironolactone - tablets.

Trimethylhydrazinium propionate - capsules.

Felodipine is a long-acting, film-coated tablet.

Fosinopril - tablets.

Furosemide - tablets.

Quinapril - film-coated tablets.

Cilazapril - film-coated tablets.

Enalapril - tablets.

Enalapril + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.

Enalapril + Indapamide - tablets.

Etatsizin - film-coated tablets.

XXII. Drugs for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

Drugs used to treat diseases accompanied by erosive and ulcerative processes in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum

Algeldrat + Magnesium hydroxide - suspension for oral administration; Chewable tablets.

Bismuth tripotassium dicitrate - film-coated tablets; pills.

Metoclopramide - tablets.

Omeprazole - capsules.

Rabeprazole is an enteric-coated tablet.

Ranitidine is a film-coated tablet.

Famotidine is a film-coated tablet.

Antispasmodics

Bencyclane - tablets.

Drotaverine - tablets.

Mebeverine - long-acting capsules.

Laxatives

Bisacodyl - rectal suppositories; film-coated tablets.

Lactulose - syrup.

Antidiarrheals

Activated carbon - tablets.

Loperamide - capsules.

Pancreatic enzymes

Pancreatin - capsules; film-coated tablets.

Pancreatin + Bile components + Hemicellulose - dragees; enteric coated tablets.

Cholenzym - film-coated tablets.

Drugs used to treat diseases of the liver and biliary tract

Ademethionine is an enteric-coated tablet.

Allohol - film-coated tablets.

Combined preparations containing phospholipids - capsules.

Pumpkin seed oil - capsules; oil for oral administration; rectal suppositories.

Ursodeoxycholic acid - capsules.

Phosphogliv - capsules.

Means for restoring intestinal microflora

Bifidobacterium bifidum - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for oral administration and local application.

XXIII. Hormones and agents affecting the endocrine system

Non-sex hormones, synthetic substances and antihormones

Betamethasone - cream; ointment.

Hydrocortisone - eye ointment; ointment for external use; pills.

Dexamethasone - eye drops; pills.

Desmopressin - tablets.

Clomiphene - tablets.

Levothyroxine sodium - tablets.

Levothyroxine sodium + Liothyronine - tablets.

Levothyroxine sodium + Liothyronine + Potassium iodide - tablets.

Liothyronine - tablets.

Methylprednisolone - tablets.

Methylprednisolone aceponate - cream for external use; ointment for external use; ointment for external use (oily); emulsion for external use.

Prednisolone - eye drops; ointment for external use; pills.

Somatropin - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection; solution for subcutaneous administration.

Thiamazole - film-coated tablets; pills.

Triamcinolone - ointment for external use; pills.

Fluocinolone acetonide - gel for external use; ointment for external use.

Fludrocortisone - tablets.

Medicines for the treatment of diabetes mellitus

Acarbose - tablets.

Glibenclamide - tablets.

Glibenclamide + Metformin - film-coated tablets.

Gliquidone - tablets.

Gliclazide - modified release tablets; pills.

Glimepiride - tablets.

Glipizide - tablets.

Insulin aspart is a solution for intravenous and subcutaneous administration.

Insulin aspart biphasic - suspension for subcutaneous administration.

Insulin glargine - solution for subcutaneous administration.

Biphasic insulin (human genetically engineered) - suspension for subcutaneous administration.

Insulin detemir - solution for subcutaneous administration.

Insulin lispro - solution for injection.

Soluble insulin (human genetically engineered) - solution for injection.

Insulin-isophane (human genetically engineered) - suspension for subcutaneous administration.

Metformin - film-coated tablets; pills.

Repaglinide - tablets.

Rosiglitazone - film-coated tablets.

Gestagens

Dydrogesterone - film-coated tablets.

Norethisterone - tablets.

Progesterone - capsules.

Estrogens

Estriol - vaginal cream; vaginal suppositories; pills.

Ethinyl estradiol - tablets.

XXIV. Drugs for the treatment of prostate adenoma

Doxazosin - tablets.

Tamsulosin - modified release capsules; controlled-release, film-coated tablets.

Terazosin - tablets.

Finasteride is a film-coated tablet.

XXV. Drugs affecting the respiratory system

Ambroxol - syrup; pills.

Aminophylline - tablets.

Acetylcysteine ​​- effervescent tablets.

Beclomethasone - aerosol inhaler, activated by inhalation ( easy breath); nasal spray.

Bromhexine - syrup; film-coated tablets; pills.

Budesonide - dosed powder for inhalation; suspension for inhalation.

Dornase alfa - solution for inhalation.

Ipratropium bromide - aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.

Ipratropium bromide + Fenoterol - dosed aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.

Cromoglicic acid and its sodium salt- dosed aerosol for inhalation; eye drops; powder for inhalation in capsules; solution for inhalation.

Naphazoline - nasal drops.

Salmeterol - aerosol for inhalation.

Salmeterol + Fluticasone - dosed aerosol for inhalation; dosed powder for inhalation.

Salbutamol is an aerosol inhaler activated by inhalation (light breathing); solution for inhalation; pills; film-coated tablets, prolonged action.

Theophylline - capsules with prolonged action; retard tablets

Tiotropium bromide - capsules with powder for inhalation.

Fenoterol - dosed aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.

Formoterol - capsules with powder for inhalation; dosed powder for inhalation.

Formoterol + Budesonide - dosed powder for inhalation.

XXVI. Drugs used in ophthalmology

Azapentacene - eye drops.

Atropine - eye drops.

Betaxolol - eye drops.

Idoxuridine - eye drops.

Latanoprost - eye drops.

Pilocarpine - eye drops.

Pilocarpine + Timolol - eye drops.

Proxodolol - solution-drops.

Taurine - eye drops.

Timolol - eye drops.

Cytochrome C + Adenosine + Nicotinamide - eye drops.

Emoxipin - eye drops.

XXVII. Vitamins and minerals

Ascorbic acid - tablets.

Ascorbic acid + Dextrose - tablets.

Ascorbic acid + Rutoside - tablets.

Benfolipen - dragee.

Vitamin E - capsules; solution for oral administration.

Gendevit - dragee.

Potassium iodide - tablets.

Potassium and magnesium aspartate - tablets.

Nicotinic acid - tablets.

Retinol - pills; oily solution for oral administration.

Retinol + Vitamin E + Menadione + Betacarotene - oil solution for local and external use.

Thioctic acid - film-coated tablets.

Rosehip oil is an oil for oral and topical use.

Rosehip syrup plus vitamin C - syrup.

Ergocalciferol - pills.

XXVIII. Antiseptics and disinfectants

Iodine - solution for external use.

Chlorhexidine is a solution for external use.

Ethanol is a solution for external use and preparation of dosage forms.

XXIX. Other means

Hydrogen peroxide - solution for local and external use.

Gentamicin + Betamethasone + Clotrimazole - cream for external use; ointment for external use.

Diosmin - film-coated tablets.

Diosmin + Hesperidin - film-coated tablets.

Ketosteril - film-coated tablets.

Codeine + Propyphenazone + Paracetamol + Caffeine - tablets.

Bacterial lysates mixture - capsules; suspension for intranasal administration; lozenges.

Omega-3 triglycerides (EPA/DKG-1.2/1-90%) - capsules.

Troxerutin - capsules.

Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine sulfate - capsules; film-coated tablets.

XXX. Facilities,

applied by decision of the medical commission approved by the chief physician

medical institution

Altretamine - capsules.

Asparaginase is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration.

Atorvastatin is a film-coated tablet.

Acetylsalicylic acid - enteric film-coated tablets.

Bevacizumab is a concentrate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.

Bisoprolol - film-coated tablets.

Bortezomib - lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intravenous administration.

Botulinum toxin is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.

Buserelin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action.

Valganciclovir - film-coated tablets.

Valsartan - film-coated tablets.

Vinorelbine - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.

Ganciclovir - capsules; lyophilisate for preparing solution for infusion.

Gefitinib - tablets.

Hydroxyurea - capsules.

Glatiramer acetate - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for subcutaneous administration, solution for subcutaneous administration.

Goserelin - capsule for subcutaneous administration.

Chorionic gonadotropin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intramuscular administration.

Dacarbazine is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration.

Dalteparin sodium - solution for injection.

Iron hydroxide polyisomaltose - solution for intramuscular administration.

Iron hydroxide sucrose complex - solution for intravenous administration.

Zoledronic acid - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.

Imatinib - capsules.

Imiglucerase - powder for the preparation of solution for injection.

Human normal immunoglobulin - solution for intravenous administration.

Inosine is a solution for intravenous administration.

Interferon alpha-2a - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection; injection.

Interferon alpha-2b - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection and topical use; lyophilized powder for the preparation of solution for injection; injection.

Interferon beta-1 a - solution for subcutaneous administration.

Interferon beta-1 b - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection.

Interferon gamma is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intramuscular and subcutaneous administration.

Infliximab is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration.

Irbesartan - tablets.

Cabergoline - tablets.

Calcitonin - nasal spray.

Candesartan - tablets.

Colecalciferol + Calcium carbonate - chewable tablets.

Lovastatin - tablets.

Losartan - film-coated tablets.

Losartan + Hydrochlorothiazide - film-coated tablets.

Mycophenolic acid - enteric-coated tablets.

Mycophenolate mofetil - capsules; film-coated tablets.

Nadroparin calcium - solution for subcutaneous administration.

Oxybutynin - tablets.

Sodium oxodihydroacridinyl acetate - solution for intramuscular administration.

Octreotide - microspheres for the preparation of suspension for injection; solution for intravenous and subcutaneous administration; injection.

Paclitaxel - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.

Peginterferon alfa-2a - solution for injection.

Peginterferon alfa-2b is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for subcutaneous administration.

Raltitrexide is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.

Risperidone - powder for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action;

Rituximab - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.

Rosuvastatin is a film-coated tablet.

Roxithromycin - film-coated tablets.

Simvastatin - film-coated tablets.

Temozolomide - capsules.

Ticlopidine is a film-coated tablet.

Tolterodine - extended-release capsules; film-coated tablets.

Trastuzumab is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.

Tretinoin - capsules.

Trimetazidine - film-coated tablets; modified-release film-coated tablets; capsules.

Triptorelin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action.

Tropisetron - capsules.

Coagulation factor VIII is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.

Coagulation factor IX is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.

Fludarabine is a film-coated tablet.

Fluticasone is a dosed aerosol for inhalation.

Celecoxib - capsules.

Cerebrolysin - solution for injection.

Cefazolin is a powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration.

Ceftriaxone - powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration; powder for preparing a solution for intramuscular administration.

Cyproterone - tablets.

Exemestane - film-coated tablets.

Enoxaparin sodium - solution for injection.

Eprosartan - film-coated tablets.

Eprosartan + Hydrochlorothiazide - film-coated tablets.

Eptacog alfa (activated) - powder for the preparation of injection solution.

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Who is entitled to free medicines - list of free medicines in 2019

In our difficult times, almost all people are interested in saving and looking for inexpensive solutions to problems. And receiving free medicines is quite a relevant bonus for citizens, which, unfortunately, not everyone knows about.

Who can receive free medicines in Russia?

Who is entitled to free medicines in Russia? Legislative acts contain a regulated list of groups of residents of our country who have the right to use free receipt medications, if they need them, and there is supporting documentation.

So who is eligible to receive free medications?

The following documents are in possession of the documents required for this procedure:

1) the Great Patriotic War and citizens who took part in military conflicts in any hot spot;

2) persons who eliminated the consequences at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant;

3) citizens who were subjected to political repression in the middleXXcenturies. We are talking about political prisoners; citizens who were forced to work in colonies; about those who were sent or exiled to psychiatric clinics;

4) those residents of our country who were officially recognized as victims as a result of repressive actions. This category includes family members of victims of political repression who served time in prison;

5) If a child is from a large family, then until he reaches 16 years of age, he has the right to receive free medicines. In ordinary families, children can receive free medicines until they reach the age of three;

6) who have ten or more children for whom these mothers provide;

7) children with disabilities under sixteen years of age;

8) those who were recognized as heroes of Russia and the USSR.

Groups of people who have the right to benefit from free drug support can be determined not only by social characteristics, but also by the type of illness they suffer from. Moreover, the list of diseases, as well as the free medicines needed for treatment, are present in legislative acts.

A For what diseases are free medicines given?

In addition to the above-mentioned groups, people who are sick can receive medicines for free:

• hemophilia;
• myeloid leukemia;
• cystic fibrosis;
• Gaucher disease;
• multiple sclerosis.

In addition, those people who have recently had a transplant of tissue parts of the body or any organ can use free medicines. On this moment There is an urgent question about how to receive free medicines in an organized manner for patients with. The determining role here is the degree of disability that the patient has. But regardless of this, a syringe and a portion of insulin are free for every patient.

Under what conditions can I receive free medicines?

Regardless of the category to which a citizen can be classified, he can receive free medications only with a prescription. If a person has a corresponding disease that requires free medicine, or he is part of any socially protected group, then he presents the pharmacist with a doctor’s prescription. Otherwise, the seller has the right to refuse. Furthermore, he is obliged to do so. Now you know where to get free prescription drugs.

How to get free medicines? So that the doctor gives the patient the right recipe, thanks to which it will be possible not to pay for some medications, he is also provided with certain documentation. Only residents whose data is in the state register can present passports. For other categories of citizens, there is an approved list of papers that must be taken with you when visiting a doctor to obtain a prescription.

The list contains the following documentation:

1) identification documents;

2) documents issued by a pension fund or other responsible body stating that a citizen has the right to state preferential payments and other social services;

3) papers confirming the fact that the resident belongs to certain group, who has the right to receive medications free of charge.

If all the listed papers are available, then the doctor does not have the right to refuse to issue a prescription to the patient. There are some nuances regarding the forms on which prescriptions are filled out. Beneficiaries are given separate forms, which give them the right not only to receive medicines for free, but also allow them to receive financial compensation for the costs that arose due to the purchase of a certain medicine at full cost. To receive a refund, provide the seller with receipts for the purchase of drugs.

With a doctor's prescription, beneficiaries can go to the pharmacy. Here, in addition to the prescription itself, a document that confirms identity, an extract from the hospital, or reference documentation indicating that the person actually suffers from a certain disease will be useful.

It happens that the patient is unable to find the necessary medications at the pharmacy. Then the law establishes that beneficiaries have the right to demand the issuance of a medicine within 24 hours. If the medicines cannot be delivered to the pharmacy in such a short time, the wait is extended until ten calendar days. They are considered working from the time you ordered the medicine.

Where to complain if they do not give out or there are no free medicines at the pharmacy? And also, where to complain if they do not prescribe free medicines? If a pharmacist refuses to provide such assistance to a person (without legal grounds), then the client can contact the health department authorities by sending a complaint against this pharmacy. For those people who want to go further, they can turn to the court system.

At the same time, keep in mind that you can’t get free medicines at all pharmacy kiosks, even if you have all required documentation and doctor's prescriptions.Free medications are obtained only from the pharmacy that supports this federal program. Naturally, medicines cannot be completely free: if they are not paid for by the buyer-beneficiary, then this becomes the responsibility of the state apparatus. Pharmacies dispensing free medicines have entered into a special agreement with the pension fund. The latter guarantees that costs will be reimbursed. If the pharmacy has not signed this agreement, then it does not have the right to issue drugs to beneficiaries free of charge.

In addition, you can receive free medications within a certain time frame. These boundaries are set by a doctor’s prescription, which is valid for a maximum of a month. There are other situations that are exceptions.

Narcotic medications are issued within five days. The patient can pick them up at the pharmacy only during these five days, otherwise he will not be able to receive the drugs for free. Beneficiaries must apply for medications no later than two weeks if we are talking about psychotropic and toxic groups of medications. If a patient has lost a prescription or its validity period has passed, the person turns to his doctor with a request to reissue the prescription.

List of diseases in resolution 890

Resolution 890 of the Federal Law on the provision of free medicines contains the following list of diseases.

Free medicines this year

What is the list of free medicines for 2019?

Naturally, the list of free medicines is regulated by the government. The list often changes: some drugs are included in it, and some are excluded from the list.

But the list of free medications for 2019 consists of:

• hormones and other drugs;
• medicines treating the digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular systems;
• antifungal and antiviral drugs;
• sleeping pills, antibiotics and antidepressants;
• antipsychotic, anticonvulsant and anxiolytic substances;
• drugs treating gout, parkinsonism and allergies;
• non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs;
• opioid and non-narcotic analgesics.

Benefits for medicines

These are the free medications for beneficiaries for 2019. Moreover, this is a list of medications under federal benefits.

What then is the regional benefit for medicines? List medical supplies regional level is confirmed by the department of education of a specific region of the Russian Federation.

If you are an applicant for a subsidy, then remember that the authorities have the right to expand the list of medicines and citizens applying for them. However, they do not have the right to reduce the amount of subsidies intended to compensate for medicines.

People having limited opportunities, more often than others are forced to use medications to maintain health. Often the cost of these medications is “prohibitive” for them. If we look at the situation directly and without any exaggeration - modern medicines not always affordable for most citizens of our country. Several reasons can be found at once - starting from inflationary shocks against the backdrop of sanctions and cheap oil and ending with the lack of a well-developed production of medical drugs in Russia. Both the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Health are working on this economic development, however, everyone understands that in short time It will not be possible to reach the required (and even more so advanced) level of production of free medicines for the population, even if significant sums are injected into this industry.

Free medicines for the disabled (list below) for 2018 will be replenished with 25 items at once. The decision on this was made at one of the meetings of the Ministry of Health back in September 2016, and later it was supported by the head of the Government Dmitry Medvedev, who stated that until the complete import substitution of vital medicines, their purchase will continue from foreign suppliers and disabled people and beneficiaries will receive free medicines in 2018 in full.

List of free medicines for disabled people, children and beneficiaries for 2017

The list of free medicines () for children and the disabled, approved by Government Order No. 2782-r on December 30, 2014, includes:

I. Anticholinesterase drugs

Galantamine - film-coated tablets.
Ipidacrine - tablets.
Pyridostigmine bromide - tablets.

II. Opioid analgesics and mixed action analgesic

Buprenorphine - solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration; sublingual tablets; transdermal therapeutic system.
Morphine - solution for injection; extended-release, film-coated tablets.
Morphine + Narcotine + Papaverine hydrochloride + Codeine + Thebaine - injection solution.
Tramadol - capsules; injection; rectal suppositories; extended-release film-coated tablets; pills.
Trimeperidine - solution for injection; pills.
Fentanyl is a transdermal therapeutic system.

III. Non-narcotic analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Acetylsalicylic acid - tablets.
Diclofenac - gel; eye drops; ointment; rectal suppositories; enteric-coated tablets; extended-release tablets.
Ibuprofen - gel for external use; cream for external use; film-coated tablets; suspension for oral administration.
Indomethacin - ointment for external use; suppositories; film-coated tablets.
Ketoprofen - capsules; cream; suppositories; retard tablets; Forte tablets, film-coated.
Ketorolac is a film-coated tablet.
Meloxicam - tablets.
Metamizole sodium and combination preparations containing metamizole sodium - tablets.
Paracetamol - rectal suppositories; pills.
Paracetamol + Phenylephrine + Pheniramine + Ascorbic acid - powder for the preparation of a solution for oral administration.
Piroxicam - gel.

IV. Medicines for the treatment of gout

Allopurinol - tablets.
Colchicum splendid alkaloid - coated tablets.

V. Other anti-inflammatory drugs

Mesalazine - rectal suppositories; rectal suspension; Enteric-coated tablets.
Penicillamine - tablets.
Sulfasalazine - tablets.
Chloroquine - tablets.
Chondroitin sulfate - capsules; ointment.

VI. Means for the treatment of allergic reactions

Diphenhydramine - tablets.
Ketotifen - tablets;
Clemastine - tablets.
Levocetirizine - film-coated tablets.
Loratadine - tablets.
Mebhydrolin - pills.
Hifenadine - tablets.
Chloropyramine - tablets.
Cetirizine - drops for oral administration; film-coated tablets.

VII. Anticonvulsants

Benzobarbital - tablets.
Valproic acid - drops for oral administration; syrup; enteric-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.
Carbamazepine - tablets; extended-release tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.
Clonazepam - tablets.
Lamotrigine - tablets.
Primidone - tablets.
Topiramate - capsules; film-coated tablets.
Phenytoin - tablets.
Phenobarbital - tablets.
Ethosuximide - capsules.

VIII. Drugs for the treatment of parkinsonism

Bromocriptine - tablets.
Levodopa + Carbidopa - tablets.
Levodopa + Benserazide - capsules; dispersible tablets; pills.
Piribedil is a controlled-release, film-coated tablet.
Tolperisone - film-coated tablets.
Cyclodol - tablets.

IX. Anxiolytics

Alprazolam - tablets; extended-release tablets.
Diazepam - tablets.
Hydroxyzine - film-coated tablets.
Medazepam - tablets.
Nitrazepam - tablets.
Tofisopam - tablets.
Phenazepam - tablets.

X. Antipsychotics

Haloperidol - drops for oral administration; pills.
Zuclopenthixol - film-coated tablets.
Quetiapine is a film-coated tablet.
Clozapine - tablets.
Levomepromazine - film-coated tablets.
Perphenazine - film-coated tablets.
Risperidone - lozenges; film-coated tablets.
Sulpiride - capsules; pills.
Thioproperazine - film-coated tablets.
Thioridazine - pills; film-coated tablets.
Trifluoperazine - film-coated tablets.
Flupenthixol - film-coated tablets.
Chlorpromazine - pills.
Chlorprothixene - film-coated tablets.

XI. Antidepressants and mood stabilizers

Amitriptyline - tablets; film-coated tablets.
Venlafaxine - modified release capsules; pills.
Imipramine - pills.
Clomipramine - film-coated tablets.
Lithium carbonate - extended-release tablets.
Maprotiline is a film-coated tablet.
Milnacipran - capsules.
Paroxetine is a film-coated tablet.
Pipofezin - tablets.
Pirlindol - tablets.
Sertraline - film-coated tablets.
Fluvoxamine is a film-coated tablet.
Fluoxetine - capsules.
Escitalopram is a film-coated tablet.

XII. Medicines for the treatment of sleep disorders

Zolpidem is a film-coated tablet.
Zopiclone is a film-coated tablet.

XIII. Other drugs affecting the central nervous system

Baclofen - tablets.
Betahistine - tablets.
Vinpocetine - tablets; film-coated tablets.
Gamma-aminobutyric acid - film-coated tablets.
Hopanthenic acid - tablets.
Nicotinoyl gamma-aminobutyric acid - tablets.
Piracetam - capsules; oral solution; film-coated tablets.
Tizanidine - tablets.
Phenibut - tablets.
Phenotropil - tablets.
Cinnarizine - tablets.

XIV. Means for the prevention and treatment of infections

Antibiotics
Azithromycin - capsules; film-coated tablets.
Amoxicillin - capsules; film-coated tablets; pills.
Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid - powder for the preparation of suspension for oral administration; dispersible tablets; film-coated tablets; pills.
Gramicidin C - buccal tablets.
Josamycin - tablets; dispersible tablets.
Doxycycline - capsules.
Clarithromycin - film-coated tablets.
Clindamycin - capsules.
Midecamycin - film-coated tablets.
Rifamycin - ear drops.
Tetracycline - eye ointment.
Fosfomycin - granules for the preparation of a solution for oral administration.
Fusidic acid - cream for external use; ointment for external use; film-coated tablets.
Chloramphenicol - eye drops; liniment; pills.
Erythromycin - eye ointment; ointment, for external use; Enteric-coated tablets.

Synthetic antibacterial agents

Co-trimoxazole - suspension for oral administration; pills.
Levofloxacin - film-coated tablets.
Moxifloxacin - film-coated tablets.
Nitrofurantoin - tablets.
Nitroxoline - film-coated tablets.
Norfloxacin - film-coated tablets.
Ofloxacin - film-coated tablets.
Pipemidic acid - capsules.
Sulfacetamide - eye drops.
Furazidin - capsules; pills.
Ciprofloxacin - eye drops; film-coated tablets.

XV. Antiviral agents

Arbidol - film-coated tablets; capsules.
Acyclovir - tablets; ointment for external use; eye ointment.
Interferon alfa-2a - solution for intranasal use.
Interferon alpha-2b is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intranasal administration.
Interferon gamma is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intranasal administration.
Ribavirin - capsules; pills.
Rimantadine - tablets.

XVI. Antifungal agents

Itraconazole - capsules; solution for oral administration.
Ketoconazole - tablets.
Clotrimazole - cream for external use.
Nystatin - ointment for external use; vaginal suppositories; rectal suppositories; film-coated tablets.
Terbinafine - cream for external use; spray; pills.
Fluconazole - capsules.

Mebendazole - tablets.
Metronidazole - tablets.
Pyrantel - tablets; suspension for oral administration.
Furazolidone - tablets.

XVIII. Antineoplastic, immunosuppressive and related drugs

Azathioprine - tablets.
Aminoglutethimide - tablets.
Anastrazole - film-coated tablets.
Bicalutamide - film-coated tablets.
Busulfan - tablets.
Granisetron is a film-coated tablet.
Calcium folinate - capsules.
Capecitabine is a film-coated tablet.
Letrozole is a film-coated tablet.
Lomustine - capsules.
Medroxyprogesterone - tablets.
Melphalan - film-coated tablets.
Mercaptopurine - tablets.
Methotrexate - tablets.
Ondansetron is a film-coated tablet.
Sehydrin is an enteric-coated tablet.
Tamoxifen - tablets.
Flutamide - tablets.
Chlorambucil - film-coated tablets.
Cyclosporine - capsules; solution for oral administration.
Cyclophosphamide - film-coated tablets.
Cyproterone - tablets.
Etoposide - capsules.

XIX. Drugs for the treatment of osteoporosis

Alfacalcidol - capsules.
Dihydrotachysterol - drops for oral administration; solution for oral administration.
Calcitriol - capsules.
Colecalciferol - drops for oral administration.

XX. Drugs affecting hematopoiesis and coagulation system

Aktiferin - syrup.
Warfarin - tablets.
Heparin sodium - gel for external use.
Dipyridamole - dragee; film-coated tablets.
Iron hydroxide polymaltosate - syrup; Chewable tablets.
Iron gluconate + Manganese gluconate + Copper gluconate - solution for oral administration.
Ferrous sulfate + Ascorbic acid - film-coated tablets.
Pentoxifylline - film-coated tablets.
Folic acid - tablets.
Epoetin alfa - solution for injection.
Epoetin beta - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for subcutaneous administration; injection.

XXI. Drugs affecting the cardiovascular system

Amiodarone - tablets.
Amlodipine - tablets.
Atenolol - tablets.
Atenolol + Chlorthalidone - film-coated tablets.
Acetazolamide - tablets.
Validol - sublingual capsules; sublingual tablets.
Verapamil - film-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.
Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.
Hydrochlorothiazide + Triamterene - tablets.
Digoxin - tablets.
Diltiazem - film-coated tablets; extended-release, film-coated tablets.
Isosorbide dinitrate - dosed sublingual aerosol; extended-release tablets; pills.
Isosorbide mononitrate - long-acting capsules; retard tablets; pills.
Indapamide - capsules; film-coated tablets; modified release tablets.
Inosine - film-coated tablets.
Captopril - tablets.
Captopril + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.
Carvedilol - tablets.
Clonidine - tablets.
Corvalol - drops for oral administration.
Lisinopril - tablets.
Metoprolol - film-coated tablets; pills.
Moxonidine - film-coated tablets.
Molsidomine - retard tablets; pills.
Moexipril - film-coated tablets.
Peppermint oil + Phenobarbital + Hops cones oil + Ethyl bromizovalerianate - drops for oral administration.
Nebivolol - tablets.
Nitroglycerin - dosed sublingual spray; sublingual tablets; extended-release tablets; transdermal therapeutic system.
Nifedipine - capsules; extended-release film-coated tablets; rapid retard tablets, film-coated; modified release tablets; pills.
Perindopril - tablets.
Perindopril + Indapamide - tablets.
Procainamide - tablets.
Propranolol - tablets.
Ramipril - tablets.
Reserpine + Dihydralazine + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.
Reserpine + Dihydralazine + Hydrochlorothiazide + Potassium chloride - film-coated tablets.
Rilmenidine - tablets.
Sotalol - tablets.
Spirapril - tablets.
Spironolactone - tablets.
Trimethylhydrazinium propionate - capsules.
Felodipine is a long-acting, film-coated tablet.
Fosinopril - tablets.
Furosemide - tablets.
Quinapril - film-coated tablets.
Cilazapril - film-coated tablets.
Enalapril - tablets.
Enalapril + Hydrochlorothiazide - tablets.
Enalapril + Indapamide - tablets.
Etatsizin - film-coated tablets.

XXII. Drugs for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

Drugs used to treat diseases accompanied by erosive and ulcerative processes in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum

Algeldrat + Magnesium hydroxide - suspension for oral administration; Chewable tablets.
Bismuth tripotassium dicitrate - film-coated tablets; pills.
Metoclopramide - tablets.
Omeprazole - capsules.
Rabeprazole is an enteric-coated tablet.
Ranitidine is a film-coated tablet.
Famotidine is a film-coated tablet.

Antispasmodics

Bencyclane - tablets.
Drotaverine - tablets.
Mebeverine - long-acting capsules.

Laxatives

Bisacodyl - rectal suppositories; film-coated tablets.
Lactulose - syrup.

Antidiarrheals

Activated carbon - tablets.
Loperamide - capsules.

Pancreatic enzymes

Pancreatin - capsules; film-coated tablets.
Pancreatin + Bile components + Hemicellulose - dragees; enteric coated tablets.
Cholenzym - film-coated tablets.

Drugs used to treat diseases of the liver and biliary tract

Ademethionine is an enteric-coated tablet.
Allohol - film-coated tablets.

Combined preparations containing phospholipids - capsules.

Pumpkin seed oil - capsules; oil for oral administration; rectal suppositories.
Ursodeoxycholic acid - capsules.
Phosphogliv - capsules.

Means for restoring intestinal microflora

Bifidobacteria bifidum - lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for oral administration and topical use.

XXIII. Hormones and agents affecting the endocrine system

Non-sex hormones, synthetic substances and antihormones

Betamethasone - cream; ointment.
Hydrocortisone - eye ointment; ointment for external use; pills.
Dexamethasone - eye drops; pills.
Desmopressin - tablets.
Clomiphene - tablets.
Levothyroxine sodium - tablets.
Levothyroxine sodium + Liothyronine - tablets.
Levothyroxine sodium + Liothyronine + Potassium iodide - tablets.
Liothyronine - tablets.
Methylprednisolone - tablets.
Methylprednisolone aceponate - cream for external use; ointment for external use; ointment for external use (oily); emulsion for external use.
Prednisolone - eye drops; ointment for external use; pills.
Somatropin - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection; solution for subcutaneous administration.
Thiamazole - film-coated tablets; pills.
Triamcinolone - ointment for external use; pills.
Fluocinolone acetonide - gel for external use; ointment for external use.
Fludrocortisone - tablets.

Medicines for the treatment of diabetes mellitus

Acarbose - tablets.
Glibenclamide - tablets.
Glibenclamide + Metformin - film-coated tablets.
Gliquidone - tablets.
Gliclazide - modified release tablets; pills.
Glimepiride - tablets.
Glipizide - tablets.
Insulin aspart is a solution for intravenous and subcutaneous administration.
Insulin aspart biphasic - suspension for subcutaneous administration.
Insulin glargine - solution for subcutaneous administration.
Biphasic insulin (human genetically engineered) - suspension for subcutaneous administration.
Insulin detemir - solution for subcutaneous administration.
Insulin lispro - solution for injection.
Soluble insulin (human genetically engineered) - solution for injection.
Insulin-isophane (human genetically engineered) - suspension for subcutaneous administration.
Metformin - film-coated tablets; pills.
Repaglinide - tablets.
Rosiglitazone - film-coated tablets.

Gestagens

Dydrogesterone - film-coated tablets.
Norethisterone - tablets.
Progesterone - capsules.
Estrogens
Estriol - vaginal cream; vaginal suppositories; pills.
Ethinyl estradiol - tablets.

XXIV. Drugs for the treatment of prostate adenoma

Doxazosin - tablets.
Tamsulosin - modified release capsules; controlled-release, film-coated tablets.
Terazosin - tablets.
Finasteride is a film-coated tablet.

XXV. Drugs affecting the respiratory system

Ambroxol - syrup; pills.
Aminophylline - tablets.
Acetylcysteine ​​- effervescent tablets.
Beclomethasone is an aerosol inhaler activated by inhalation (light breathing); nasal spray.
Bromhexine - syrup; film-coated tablets; pills.
Budesonide - dosed powder for inhalation; suspension for inhalation.
Dornase alfa - solution for inhalation.
Ipratropium bromide - aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.
Ipratropium bromide + Fenoterol - dosed aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.
Cromoglicic acid and its sodium salt - dosed aerosol for inhalation; eye drops; powder for inhalation in capsules; solution for inhalation.
Naphazoline - nasal drops.
Salmeterol - aerosol for inhalation.
Salmeterol + Fluticasone - dosed aerosol for inhalation; dosed powder for inhalation.
Salbutamol is an aerosol inhaler activated by inhalation (light breathing); solution for inhalation; pills; film-coated tablets, prolonged action.
Theophylline - capsules with prolonged action; retard tablets
Tiotropium bromide - capsules with powder for inhalation.
Fenoterol - dosed aerosol for inhalation; solution for inhalation.
Formoterol - capsules with powder for inhalation; dosed powder for inhalation.
Formoterol + Budesonide - dosed powder for inhalation.

XXVI. Drugs used in ophthalmology

Azapentacene - eye drops.
Atropine - eye drops.
Betaxolol - eye drops.
Idoxuridine - eye drops.
Latanoprost - eye drops.
Pilocarpine - eye drops.
Pilocarpine + Timolol - eye drops.
Proxodolol - solution-drops.
Taurine - eye drops.
Timolol - eye drops.
Cytochrome C + Adenosine + Nicotinamide - eye drops.
Emoxipin - eye drops.

XXVII. Vitamins and minerals

Ascorbic acid - tablets.
Ascorbic acid + Dextrose - tablets.
Ascorbic acid + Rutoside - tablets.
Benfolipen - dragee.
Vitamin E - capsules; solution for oral administration.
Gendevit - dragee.
Potassium iodide - tablets.
Potassium and magnesium aspartate - tablets.
Nicotinic acid - tablets.
Retinol - pills; oily solution for oral administration.
Retinol + Vitamin E + Menadione + Betacarotene - oil solution for local and external use.
Thioctic acid - film-coated tablets.
Rosehip oil is an oil for oral and topical use.
Rosehip syrup plus vitamin C - syrup.
Ergocalciferol - pills.

XXVIII. Antiseptics and disinfectants

Iodine - solution for external use.
Chlorhexidine is a solution for external use.
Ethanol is a solution for external use and preparation of dosage forms.

XXIX. Other means

Hydrogen peroxide - solution for local and external use.
Gentamicin + Betamethasone + Clotrimazole - cream for external use; ointment for external use.
Diosmin - film-coated tablets.
Diosmin + Hesperidin - film-coated tablets.
Ketosteril - film-coated tablets.
Codeine + Propyphenazone + Paracetamol + Caffeine - tablets.
Bacterial lysates mixture - capsules; suspension for intranasal administration; lozenges.
Omega-3 triglycerides (EPA/DKG-1.2/1-90%) - capsules.
Troxerutin - capsules.
Ethylmethylhydroxypyridine sulfate - capsules; film-coated tablets.

XXX. Means used by decision of a medical commission approved by the chief physician of a medical institution

Altretamine - capsules.
Asparaginase is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration.
Atorvastatin is a film-coated tablet.
Acetylsalicylic acid - enteric film-coated tablets.
Bevacizumab is a concentrate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.
Bisoprolol - film-coated tablets.
Bortezomib is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration.
Botulinum toxin is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.
Buserelin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action.
Valganciclovir - film-coated tablets.
Valsartan - film-coated tablets.
Vinorelbine - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.
Ganciclovir - capsules; lyophilisate for preparing solution for infusion.
Gefitinib - tablets.
Hydroxyurea - capsules.
Glatiramer acetate - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for subcutaneous administration, solution for subcutaneous administration.
Goserelin - capsule for subcutaneous administration.
Chorionic gonadotropin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intramuscular administration.
Dacarbazine is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration.
Dalteparin sodium - solution for injection.
Iron hydroxide polyisomaltose - solution for intramuscular administration.
Iron hydroxide sucrose complex - solution for intravenous administration.
Zoledronic acid - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.
Imatinib - capsules.
Imiglucerase - powder for the preparation of solution for injection.
Human normal immunoglobulin - solution for intravenous administration.
Inosine is a solution for intravenous administration.
Interferon alpha-2a - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection; injection.
Interferon alpha-2b - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection and topical use; lyophilized powder for the preparation of solution for injection; injection.
Interferon beta-1 a - solution for subcutaneous administration.
Interferon beta-1 b - lyophilisate for the preparation of solution for injection.
Interferon gamma is a lyophilisate for preparing a solution for intramuscular and subcutaneous administration.
Infliximab is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration.
Irbesartan - tablets.
Cabergoline - tablets.
Calcitonin - nasal spray.
Candesartan - tablets.
Colecalciferol + Calcium carbonate - chewable tablets.
Lovastatin - tablets.
Losartan - film-coated tablets.
Losartan + Hydrochlorothiazide - film-coated tablets.
Mycophenolic acid - enteric-coated tablets.
Mycophenolate mofetil - capsules; film-coated tablets.
Nadroparin calcium - solution for subcutaneous administration.
Oxybutynin - tablets.
Sodium oxodihydroacridinyl acetate - solution for intramuscular administration.
Octreotide - microspheres for the preparation of suspension for injection; solution for intravenous and subcutaneous administration; injection.
Paclitaxel - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.
Peginterferon alfa-2a - solution for injection.
Peginterferon alfa-2b is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for subcutaneous administration.
Raltitrexide is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.
Risperidone - powder for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action;
Rituximab - concentrate for the preparation of solution for infusion.
Rosuvastatin is a film-coated tablet.
Roxithromycin - film-coated tablets.
Simvastatin - film-coated tablets.
Temozolomide - capsules.
Ticlopidine is a film-coated tablet.
Tolterodine - extended-release capsules; film-coated tablets.
Trastuzumab is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a solution for infusion.
Tretinoin - capsules.
Trimetazidine - film-coated tablets; modified-release film-coated tablets; capsules.
Triptorelin is a lyophilisate for the preparation of a suspension for intramuscular administration of prolonged action.
Tropisetron - capsules.
Coagulation factor VIII is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.
Coagulation factor IX is a lyophilized powder for the preparation of a solution for injection.
Fludarabine is a film-coated tablet.
Fluticasone is a dosed aerosol for inhalation.
Celecoxib - capsules.
Cerebrolysin - solution for injection.
Cefazolin is a powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous and intramuscular administration.
Ceftriaxone - powder for the preparation of a solution for intravenous administration; powder for preparing a solution for intramuscular administration.
Cyproterone - tablets.
Exemestane - film-coated tablets.
Enoxaparin sodium - solution for injection.
Eprosartan - film-coated tablets.
Eprosartan + Hydrochlorothiazide - film-coated tablets.
Eptacog alpha (activated) - powder for injection solution

Most citizens of our country do not know that they are entitled to free or reduced-cost medicines. And those who know about this possibility do not know where to get medicines at free recipes. In this article we will figure out who issues special prescriptions, how to get them, what documents are needed for this, where and within what period you need to exercise your right to receive medications from a pharmacy.

How to get a special preferential prescription for free medicines

Important! A prescription for which medications can be issued at a reduced cost or free of charge must be issued on.

To obtain a prescription, just contact your doctor. medical institution, in which the patient is served on the basis of the compulsory health insurance policy issued to him. Medicines will be issued free of charge only if the prescription form is filled out correctly:

• it must be secured with the seal of the clinic, the signatures of the attending physician and the head of medicine. institution;
• the table on the left should list the medications the patient needs (name, dosage);
• on the form on the right, the pharmacy pharmacist must put the date of dispensing of medications, drug code, name, quantity (the pharmacy stamp is placed);
• The doctor’s personal data, doctor’s code, patient’s medical card number, insurance policy number, insurance certificate number of compulsory pension insurance, information about the patient, validity period of the prescription, its series and date of discharge, source of financing for the medicines and the share of payment from his funds must be indicated .

The patient receives a form in his hands, which contains a reminder with the name of the medication, dosage and rules for taking the drug.

What documents should I present to my doctor to receive a prescription for free medications?

A package of documents that will need to be provided to the attending physician, from whom you need to receive a prescription form for discounted drugs, includes the following papers (usually full list documents are posted in clinics):

Document	A comment
Russian passport	For patients over 14 years of age
Birth certificate	For patients under 14 years of age. If medications are needed by a child under 3 years of age, this document is sufficient to obtain a prescription.
Compulsory medical insurance policy	Issued by an insurance company
Certificate of pension insurance (SNILS)	Registered with the Pension Fund
Certificate from a specialist of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation	Evidence that the citizen did not refuse the recruitment social services, including subsidized medications, in favor of monetary compensation.
A document on the basis of which a special prescription for free medicines is issued	Depends on which category of beneficiaries the patient belongs to. Repressed persons need to prepare a certificate of a victim of repression, disabled people - a conclusion from the ITU bureau, children from large families - a certificate of a large family, etc. Read also the article ⇒.

Where can I get free prescriptions?

Commercial pharmacies, as well as pharmacies that do not participate in the program to provide people with free medicines, do not receive monetary compensation from the Government for issuing free medicines, and therefore refuse to issue them.

Free medications or drugs at a reduced cost, partly paid for from the budget of the country or region, are issued exclusively at pharmacies participating in the federal program providing citizens with preferential medicines. When applying, it is enough to have a prescription form with you; the pharmacist has no right to demand other papers. If a child or disabled person needs medications, a relative can go to the pharmacy to get them.

Expert opinion on the question of where you can get medications with free prescriptions

According to the statement of the Minister of Health Russian Federation, Skvortsova Veronica Igorevna, citizens should be aware of their rights and actively use them, and doctors in most cases do not inform patients about the possibility of applying for preferential benefits medicines.

It is quite simple to exercise your right, since the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation has taken care to simplify the procedure as much as possible. The applicant will be required to provide a minimum package of documents to the attending physician, obtain a prescription from him and present it to the pharmacist at the pharmacy. According to the instructions of Federal Law No. 122-FZ dated August 22, 2004, you can get free medicines even while in another region.

Validity period for prescriptions for free medications

The period of time during which you need to receive free medications according to a prescription issued by a doctor depends on who received the prescription form and for which drugs:

Legislative acts on the topic

Federal Law of August 22, 2004 No. 122-FZ	On the monetization of benefits, on the list of citizens who receive medicines with free prescriptions
Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated January 1, 2017 No. 1175	Approval of prescription forms for receiving preferential medications
Appendix No. 3 to Order of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation dated 02/07/2003 No. 14n	Requirements for the tear-off stub of a prescription for subsidized drugs

Common mistakes

Error: A pregnant woman applied for a prescription for free medications without providing a certificate of registration at the antenatal clinic.

Despite the fact that quite a few citizens have the legal right to receive free medications, pharmacists either refuse to dispense medications or declare that they do not have the necessary medications. Roszdravnadzor has developed a clear algorithm for the actions of pharmacists in pharmacies that do not have the requested drug, but citizens do not know about it. In this article, we will tell you what to do if the pharmacy does not have subsidized medications, how a pharmacy employee should act in the absence of medications, how soon medications should be provided, and how and where to file a complaint.

Algorithm of actions of a pharmacy pharmacist in the absence of subsidized drugs

Important! According to the text of Federal Law No. 122-FZ dated August 22, 2004, if a citizen has completed all the actions prescribed by law to receive free drugs (or discounted drugs), that is, collected Required documents, went to the clinic, received a discounted medicine and came with him to the pharmacy on time to the pharmacy that participates in state program providing citizens with preferential medications, the pharmacy pharmacist has no right to refuse to dispense the drug.

If on the date of the patient’s request the pharmacy does not have the subsidized medicine he or she needs, the pharmacist has the right to offer the citizen analogues of this medicine, the effect of which is completely similar to medications prescribed by a doctor. But the pharmacist has no right to impose a replacement on the client. In case of refusal of substitute drugs, the pharmacist acts as follows:

• offers to contact another social pharmacy located in the same locality and with which this institution has an agreement;
• if the citizen refuses, accepts a prescription for a subsidized medicine from the applying citizen;
• registers the fact of its receipt in a pharmacy journal, specially established for recording cases of unsatisfied demand;
• assigns the citizen’s request the status of “deferred service”;
• enters information from the prescription form into computer program pharmacies;
• sends a request to the supplier for medications that are out of stock;
• waits for a response from the supplier company about the availability or absence of the requested drug;
• if the medicine is delivered, the pharmacist waits for delivery and notifies the patient about the availability of the medicine by phone;
• if the medicines are not available from the supplier, the pharmacy purchases them independently for own funds(expenses will be reimbursed later from the federal budget).

How soon will the pharmacy provide a discounted medicine that is out of stock?

If a citizen applies to a social pharmacy with a prescription, but it doesn’t have the right medicine, Roszdravnadzor allows you to assign the application the status of “deferred service”, take the patient’s phone number and call him back when the drug appears in the pharmacy. No more than 10 working days are allotted to resolve this issue (that is, weekend pharmacies are not included in the calculation).

However, if a prescription for a subsidized drug was issued by a medical commission of a medical institution, it is allowed to provide it to the citizen within 15 working days.

What to do if there are no discounted medications at the pharmacy - where to complain

Unfortunately, it happens that pharmacy pharmacists completely refuse to accept a prescription from a beneficiary or report the absence of the required medicine. First, you can complain about the pharmacist to the pharmacy manager. If this does not help, there are still many options to protect your rights:

Where to go	A comment
Call the regional office of the Department of Health using the toll-free hotline.	Contact details are published on the official website of the Department of Health, and information can also be provided to the regional help desk.
Explain the situation to the hotline operators of the regional Pharmacy Department.	Phone numbers are also published on the Department of Health website.
Write an email on the Roszdravnadzor website.	You need to provide your current contact information and the address of the pharmacy.
Complain to the administration of the clinic whose doctor wrote the prescription.	At the reception you can find out the phone number and opening hours.
Leave a letter of complaint to the prosecutor's office.	The application must be accompanied by a photocopy of your passport, a prescription for medicine and a document entitling you to the benefit.

What to do if the pharmacy does not have discounted medications

Here is how they comment on the situation with the refusal to issue preferential medications lawyers. If a citizen is not provided with what he has a right to, the algorithm of actions should be as follows:

1. It is necessary to record the fact of refusal to provide a medicine for which there is a special, correctly completed prescription. To do this, you first need to submit an application addressed to the head physician of the clinic where the drug was prescribed.
2. If there is no response to the application, and the medicine suddenly appears in the pharmacy, or nothing happens at all for unexplained reasons, you should file a complaint with the regional department of the Ministry of Health or directly with the Prosecutor's Office.
3. If there are no subsidized life-saving medications available at the pharmacy, or a refusal to issue them is received, you need to contact Rospotrebnadzor. The most effective way is to write a statement to the prosecutor.

Legislative acts on the topic

Federal Law of August 22, 2004 No. 122-FZ	On the monetization of benefits, on the list of citizens who receive medicines with free prescriptions
Order of the Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Russian Federation dated January 1, 2017 No. 1175	Approval of prescription forms for receiving preferential medications
Appendix No. 3 to Order of the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation dated 02/07/2003 No. 14n	Requirements for the tear-off stub of a prescription for subsidized drugs

Common mistakes

Error: The pharmacy pharmacist called back the citizen, for whom the subsidized medications were not available on the date of the call, a month later.