Who makes Rutinib ruxolitinib cream, and the paperwork you can check

You should not have to take our word for it. This page shows who makes the cream, how it is registered, and the documents for the batch we are currently sending.

Checking the ruxolitinib cream batch certificate
Ask for the certificate of analysis for your batch before you pay. Your own scan of the current certificate will replace this photo. Photo: Spencer Liao / Unsplash

The manufacturer

Company [PLACEHOLDER]

Factory location [PLACEHOLDER], Bangladesh

Manufacturing standard WHO-GMP, valid until [PLACEHOLDER]

Product registration DGDA no. [PLACEHOLDER]

Export licence [PLACEHOLDER]

WHO-GMP certificate sample [to be added]

The batch we are sending now

Batch number [PLACEHOLDER] Manufactured [PLACEHOLDER] Expiry [PLACEHOLDER] Certificate of analysis Download PDF

Pack front [to be added] Pack back with batch and expiry [to be added] Tube and leaflet [to be added]

Updated each time a new batch arrives. Last updated [PLACEHOLDER date].

How to check your tubes when they arrive

  1. Match the batch number on the box to the certificate we sent
  2. Check the expiry date
  3. Check the seal is unbroken
  4. Write to us with a photo if anything does not match

How we store and ship it

Packing ruxolitinib cream for dispatch
Stand-in until your own packing photo is ready. Photo: Bench Accounting / Unsplash

Storage before dispatch [PLACEHOLDER temperature]

Packing [PLACEHOLDER]

Typical time in transit [PLACEHOLDER]

What this does not mean

Registration in Bangladesh and WHO-GMP manufacture are not the same as FDA or EMA approval. Opzelura’s approvals do not transfer to this generic.

Read: Generic vs Opzelura →

Want the documents before you decide?

We supply copies of the current batch certificate of analysis upon direct enquiry.

If a parcel is delayed for a long time in extreme heat, tell us and we will advise you before use.