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CYTOLIXLabs Private Limited

Patient access

A medicine creates value only when a patient can reach it.

Access means more than importing a product. It means dependable availability through the right care channel and a price that patients and families can sustain through long courses of treatment.

Medicine exists somewhere in the world BARRIER ONE Availability registered, imported, stocked where treated BARRIER TWO Affordability sustainable price over years of treatment PATIENT Clearing only the first barrier puts a medicine in the country. It does not put it in a patient.
Both barriers have to fall. Sourcing decisions are where we can move the second one.

Access & affordability

Both halves of the problem

We work on availability and on price. Sourcing from manufacturers whose quality is verifiable but whose cost base allows a sustainable price is the main lever we control, and it is why our sourcing strategy looks the way it does.

CKD community initiative

Where this company started

Cytolix’s founder has worked with Nepal’s chronic kidney disease community for more than fifteen years, and founded a national patient-support organisation with a network of over 45,000 patients. That work has involved coordinating with government departments on patient welfare and contributing to healthcare benefit reforms in favour of CKD patients.

It also explains why nephrology sits at the centre of what we do commercially rather than at the edge. The company exists because the advocacy ran into a supply problem.

45,000+Patients in the CKD support network founded by our President

Patient support

If you are looking for a medicine

We are a distributor rather than a pharmacy, so we cannot sell directly to patients or advise on treatment. What we can do is help you find out whether a product we distribute is available and where to obtain it.

Contact patients@cytolix.com or +977 981-009-2771.

Please speak to your doctor or pharmacist about any question concerning your treatment.

A Nepali-language patient information service is planned.

Looking for a medicine?

We cannot sell directly to patients or advise on treatment, but we can help you find out whether a product we distribute is available.