ETONOS-90 in Solan
TabletsETORICOXIB 90MG
FLUPENTIXOL 0.5MG + MELITRACEN 10MG
Product sheet as published in the UNOS Biotech catalogue.
Flupentixol 0.5 mg with melitracen 10 mg, fixed dose. Long courses, so stock planning matters here more than depth — running out mid-course is worse than carrying a little too much.
| Brand name | FLUNOS-M |
|---|---|
| Composition | FLUPENTIXOL 0.5MG + MELITRACEN 10MG |
| Packing | 10x10 ALU |
| Dosage form | Tablets |
| Product type | Allopathic |
| Therapeutic segment | Tablets, Neuro & Psychiatry |
| MRP | ₹ 800.00 Printed MRP per pack. Net rate, PTR and PTS on enquiry. |
| Marketed by | UNOS BIOTECH PVT. LTD., Panchkula, Haryana |
Flupentixol 0.5 mg with melitracen 10 mg, 10x10 alu-alu.
The short version of FLUNOS-M: FLUPENTIXOL 0.5MG + MELITRACEN 10MG in a 10x10 ALU pack. The printed MRP on the pack is ₹800.00. Available on third party manufacturing, on PCD franchise with a district-wise monopoly, and on ordinary distribution to a licensed buyer in Solan.
There are two actives in FLUNOS-M:
Combination products are where a price list stops being interchangeable with the one next to it. Two companies can both carry the base molecule; carrying this exact pairing is a narrower club, and that is the whole commercial argument for stocking it.
FLUNOS-M is packed 10x10 ALU. That is 100 tablets to a box.
This one is alu-alu — aluminium on both faces of the strip rather than clear PVC on one side and foil on the other. Alu-alu costs more and it is a genuine moisture barrier where blister is not. In a godown in Solan through a monsoon, that is the difference between stock that holds its dating and stock that quietly does not.
Tablets are the cheapest dosage form to pack and the easiest to get wrong. The two layouts that matter on a rate sheet are blister and alu-alu. Blister is clear PVC on the front with foil behind it, which lets a chemist see the tablet and lets moisture in slowly. Alu-alu is aluminium on both faces: opaque, more expensive, and a genuine barrier. A 10x10 box holds a hundred tablets, a 10x15 holds a hundred and fifty, and the second one always looks cheaper per unit on a comparison sheet while tying up half again as much money per box.
At the counter, tablets move in strips rather than boxes, so the retailer's working capital is spread thinly and reorders are frequent and small. A stockist who carries the strip sizes a prescriber actually writes turns stock faster than one carrying the cheapest box in the segment.
MRP on the pack: ₹800.00. Against the pack of 100, that is ₹8.00 per tablet at printed MRP — the number to hold in your head when a competing sheet quotes a different pack size. It is the ceiling, not what anybody in the chain pays.
Net rate, PTR and PTS on FLUNOS-M are worked against the printed MRP and agreed when the order is placed. The three numbers are not independent: moving one moves the others, which is why a supplier who quotes a PTS without saying what MRP it sits under has not told you anything yet.
Rates are ex-Chandigarh. Freight is extra at actuals, GST applies as per the product category, and payment is in advance. A landed cost into Solan is the rate plus the freight, and comparing a landed quotation with an ex-factory one is the commonest mistake on a first order.
Monopoly rights on this range are granted by district, not by state or by city. The practical test of a monopoly is simple: if the company cannot tell you who else holds your district, it is not granting one.
For the Tablets block in particular, exclusivity matters more than it does on a nutraceutical shelf, because the business is built on a prescriber's habit rather than on a counter display. A habit split between two suppliers is a habit neither of them owns.
The FLUNOS range runs to 2 products. Besides FLUNOS-M:
One brand stem across several presentations is worth real money in a chamber: the prescriber remembers one name instead of three, and the associate has one conversation instead of three. That is most of why the family is built this way.
Whatever route you buy FLUNOS-M on, the paperwork is the same: a valid drug licence and a GST registration, both in the name of the firm that will appear on the invoice. A wholesale buyer usually holds Form 20B and 21B; what matters is that the licence covers the firm being billed, not an associated one.
For a third party manufacturing order there is a third document — the trademark registration or application for any brand name to be printed. That one is needed before artwork, not before dispatch, which gives it a longer runway but makes it easier to forget.
The Tablets block on this list, besides FLUNOS-M:
What makes a segment worth carrying whole rather than partially is the spread of a prescriber's writing. The same chamber will write several of these in a week, and a supplier with one of them gets one share of the business.
Availability of the exact strength and pack is usually what decides the account.
Competition is narrower than in the commodity segments and continuity of supply matters more than the rate.
Distributors filling a specific gap rather than building a general basket.
Associates with the relevant chamber in their territory, and the chemists around those practices.
A cheaper number on a rate sheet is sometimes a cheaper product and sometimes a different pack. On FLUNOS-M, the comparison that holds is the rate per tablet at the stated MRP, ex-Chandigarh, GST extra. Convert the other quotations to that and the sheet stops being confusing.
The second thing worth checking is what the rate assumes about quantity. A number quoted for a full run and a number quoted for a trial batch are both honest and they are not the same offer.
FLUNOS-M can be manufactured under your own brand name. You keep the brand, the trademark and the market; production, packing and the batch documentation are handled here.
On a third party manufacturing order, tablets are where the per-unit rate falls fastest with quantity, because the tooling and the changeover cost are spread over a bigger run. This is the form where asking for the rate at two quantities instead of one is worth the extra minute: the gap between a small trial batch and a proper run is usually wide enough to change the decision.
To open the enquiry, have the quantity, your drug licence and GST registration in the invoicing firm's name, and the trademark details for the name you intend to print. What comes back is a per-pack rate, the minimum order quantity for this molecule and pack, and a lead time.
This product sits in a specialist corner of the list where volumes are modest and the writing is deliberate rather than routine.
A targeted line rather than a general one: it moves where the chamber for it exists and sits quietly where it does not.
ISO 9001:2015, and nothing beyond it. No other certification, facility approval or regulatory clearance is claimed anywhere on this site.
No. That is the printed MRP on the pack. Net rate, PTR and PTS are worked against it and agreed at the time of the order.
No. Rates are quoted ex-Chandigarh, freight extra at actuals, GST as applicable to the product category, payment in advance. A landed cost is the rate plus the freight.
Lead time comes back with the rate, because it depends on the quantity, the artwork and whether a batch is scheduled. Transit after dispatch is by surface from Chandigarh.
No. A valid drug licence and a GST registration in the name of the firm being invoiced are required on every route — distribution, franchise and third party manufacturing alike.
It depends on the pack and the artwork, and it is not the same figure as for a different dosage form. Send the quantity you have in mind and the minimum for this molecule and pack comes back with the rate.
Several presentations share the stem. Ask for the family rate rather than the single-product rate; the quantity across the family is usually what moves a quotation.
Send the quantity you need against the pack shown above and you will get the net rate, the minimum order quantity and a lead time — not a brochure. Tell us the district you are working in Solan and whether you are asking about franchise, third party manufacturing or straight distribution, and the reply will be specific to that. Call 8264472179 or use the enquiry form on this page.
Send the quantity you need against the pack shown above and we come back with the rate, the minimum order quantity and a lead time. Rates are quoted ex-Chandigarh, freight extra at actuals, GST as applicable to the product category, payment in advance. Expiry and breakage claims are not entertained, which is why the shelf life on the batch you are offered is worth asking about when you order rather than afterwards.
Two documents decide whether an order can be invoiced at all, and they are the same two on all three routes: a valid drug licence in the name of the firm being invoiced — commonly Form 20B and 21B for a wholesaler — and GST registration in that same firm's name. The name on the licence and the name on the invoice have to match; an order held at dispatch is almost always held because they did not.
A third party manufacturing order needs one more: the trademark registration, or the application number, for any brand name you intend to print. That is needed before artwork rather than before dispatch, which gives it a longer runway and makes it easier to forget. Cartons, foils, labels and inserts are produced against artwork you approve before a batch is scheduled, not after it.
If you are applying for a licence now, that is a normal place to be starting from. The quotation can be worked out in the meantime — only the dispatch waits on the paperwork.
Four terms carry every franchise conversation in this industry, and mixing them up is how two quotations get compared that were never comparable:
Those last four words matter more than anything else on this list. Two offers quoting the same PTS are not the same offer if one is ex-factory with freight at actuals and the other is landed at your godown. Before comparing anybody's rate with anybody else's, put both on the same basis: per tablet, bottle or tube rather than per box, since pack sizes differ; against the printed MRP, since the margins are built from it; and ex-factory rather than landed, since freight is a real number and a quotation that has absorbed it has also hidden it. The second thing worth checking is what quantity a rate assumes — a number for a full run and a number for a trial batch are both honest and they are not the same offer.
Franchise appointments are granted by district rather than by state or by city, and they cover the range rather than a single product. Both of those are deliberate. A monopoly on one line is not a territory — an associate who holds one finds the rest of the segment arriving in their market through somebody else. And the practical test of a monopoly is simple: if a company cannot tell you who else holds your district, it is not granting one.
Building a prescriber relationship takes months of visits. An associate who finds a second supplier's representative in the same waiting room has lost those months, which is the whole reason the appointment is written the way it is.
It is shorter than most people expect, and the order of the steps matters because each one depends on the last:
UNOS Biotech is a pharma marketing company. Products are manufactured at licensed third-party units and marketed under the UNOS Biotech name, or under yours. That is the normal structure for most of the PCD and franchise market in this country, and it is worth understanding rather than guessing at, because it tells you what questions are reasonable.
Reasonable: ask for the composition, the pack, the printed MRP, the batch documentation that travels with the goods, and the shelf life on what you are being offered. Not reasonable, and a warning sign when a supplier answers it anyway: asking a marketing company for a plant certification it does not hold. A company that will claim one it has not got will also claim a lead time it cannot meet.
Goods move by surface transport from Chandigarh unless something else is agreed, and the packing is specified for that journey rather than for an ideal one. Every consignment travels with its batch documentation. Composition, pack size and printed MRP are exactly as shown on this page — those are the details on the pack itself.
UNOS BIOTECH PVT. LTD. is an ISO 9001:2015 certified company. That is a quality management system standard, and it is the only certification claimed anywhere on this site. No plant certification, foreign regulatory approval or government endorsement is claimed, because none is held.
The restraint is deliberate and it protects everybody downstream. A distributor who repeats a certification their supplier invented is the one standing in front of the buyer when it gets checked. For anything clinical, what a product contains is stated on the pack, and how it should be used is a matter for a registered medical practitioner and the pack insert — not for a supplier's catalogue page.
Call 8264472179 with the quantity, your district and which of the three routes you are asking about, and the reply will be specific to that.
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