Welcome
to GILARANCO
Gilaranco company was founded in 1986 with the cooperation of a number of physicians, pharmacists and professors of the medicine universities of Iran. This pharmaceutical factory is located in Guilan province near to the Caspian Sea.
The main aims of this company are to get access to
the latest technology and scientific standards in the field of medicated soaps,
shampoos and other products especially for dermatological uses, in Iran.
The company began its activity as the first
manufacturer of medicated soaps in Iran and has already been able to provide for
all the needs of the country’s patients. We would now like to announce our
preparations for the export of our products since our supreme aim is to put our
products on the global market.
We would be glad to inform that according to the
above-mentioned reasons, Gilaranco Company is one of the most well-known
manufacturers in the field of dermatological preparations in Iran and is highly
credited for that.
Factory:
Rasht
Industrial City
Central Office: Nikoo St.,#8, Tehran.15837. Phone: +98-21-884 0917, Fax:+98-21- 884 0916
E-mail: Gilaranco@hotmail.com
The GILARANCO board of directors consists of 5 members and is chaired by Dr.A.R.Dehpour. The borad of directors is responsible for the ultimate direction, strategy and organization of GILARANCO.
A.R.Dehpour PhD.:Chairman
A.A.Falah PhD : Member
M.Mohamadian PhD: Member
M.K.Rokni Deylami : Member
M.H.Asgari Bayaz : Member
K.Shabestari
M.K.Sianati PhD :
M.Ghalichi PhD:
S.Montazeri : Factory Manager
Soaps:
coal tar
Sulfur
Shampoos: Permethrin 1%
Lindane 1%
Our products are made based on G.M.P standards and at
present we manufacture three types of medicated soaps such as Triclocarban 1%
(TCC), Coal Tar 2% and
Sulfur 10% , which correspond with B.P and U.S.P standards.
Concerning liquid items we have managed to
manufacture shampoos such as Permethrin 1% , Selenium Sulfide 1
& 2.5%, Coal Tar 1% Povidone Iodine 7.5% and lotions such as permethrin 1%, Coal Tar 5%, Di Ethyl
Tolamide (D.E.T) 30%.
We have also been licensed from
Health Ministry to produce 20 preparations of various types of
dermatological drugs which are presented in Iran Pharmacopoeia.
Category:
keratolytic;
antipsoriatic; antiseborrheic
Mechanism
of action / Effect:Coal tar supresses the
hyperplastic skin in some proliferative disorders. Although there is no
confirmed evidence as to its pharmacologic efects. Its actions in humans have
been reported as antiseptic, antipruritic, antiparasitic, antifungal,
antibacterial, keratoplastic, and antiacantholic. Vasoconstrictive activitiy has
also been reported.
Indications:For the relief of itching, burning,. and other symptoms associated with generalized persistent dermatoses, such as psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, and seborrheic dermatitis, and for the control of dandruff. Coal tar preparations are also used in conjunction with ultraviolet (UV) light or sunlight, under the supervision of a physician, in the treatment of psoriasis or other conditions responding to this combined therapy .
Side / Adverse Effects:Those indicating need for medical attention with rare incidence include skin irritation not present before therapy and skin rash ( folliculitis, allergic or irritant contact dermatitis, pustular or keratocystic response).
Precautions
to consider:
Cross
sensitivity and/or related problems:
patients intolerant of any of the tars may be intolerant of coal tar also.
Carcinogenicity:
In animal studies, coal tar has been shown to increase the incidence of
epidermal carcinomas and self-limiting keratocanthmas. Studies of patients with
psoriasis who are treated with coal tar do not indicate an increased incidence
of skin cancer .
Pregnancy and reproduction: Studies on teratogenicity have not been done in either animals or humans (FDA Pregnancy category C).
Breast-feeding: it is not known wether coal tar is excreted in breast milk.
Pediatrics:
coal tar products should not be used on infants, unless under close supervision
of physician . Adequate and well-controlled studies have not been done for use
in children also .
Geriatrics:
no information available on the use of this medication in geriatric patients.
Drug interactions and / or related problems:Concurren use of coal tar with photosensitizing medications may cause additive photosensitizing effects ; Concurrent use of coal tar with systemic or topical methoxsalen or trioxsalen is not recommended .
General Dosing Information: After using this medication patient should avoid exposure of treated area to sunlamps or direct sunlight for 72 hours unless otherwise directed by physician, since a photosensitivity reaction may occur . Before subsequent exposure to direct sunlight or sunlamps, all coal tar should be removed from patient’s skin. If coal tar is used in conjunction with ultraviolet (UV) light or sunlight, exposure to light may be undertaken 2 to 72 hours after coal tar is applied.
A determination of the minimal erythemal dosage (med) should be made for each patient and the initial irradiation should not exceed the MED.
Dosage
and Administration:
For best results on hard scales, first soak in a warm bath then lather with the
soap.
Usual
adult dose :
As a 2 % soap once or twice a day or as directed to the skin.
Usual
pediatric dose :
Dosage has not been established .
Category: Disinfectants
Active
ingrediant:
3, 4, 4- trichloro carbanlide.
Action:
Triclocarban is an anilide disinfectant. It is bacteriostatic againts Gram-positive
microorganisms but is less effective against Gram negative
microorganisms and some fungi .
Indications:
For cleansing and disinfection of skin in dermatologic disease.
Warnings
and precautions: When subjected to prolonged high temperature triclocarban
can decompose to for toxic chloroanilines, which can be absorbed through the
skin and cause methaemoglobinemia. it should not be used in hypersensitivity to
each component of soap, especially lanoline.It should not be used in acute and
severe eczema, infants up to 6 months, mucous membranes. Avoid contact with the
eyes.
Side effects: Rarely skin allergic reactions or hypersensitivity and mild photosensitivity have been reported.
Dosage
and Administration: Apply at least
twice a day, then rinse throughly
How supplied: Triclocarban is available as a 1 % soap
Manufactured by : Gilaranco Pharmaceutical LaboratoriesTEHRAN – IRAN
