Cipla Srilanka

At Cipla, we constantly work towards ensuring access to high quality and affordable medicines to support patients in need. Which is why, we have been trusted by health care professionals and patients across geographies for the last 8 decades.

Cipla Sri Lanka referred to as Breathe Free Lanka Pvt Ltd is a fully owned subsidiary of Cipla. Over the course of its journey in the country in the last two decades, the company has introduced several novel and important products. Besides focusing on unmet patient needs, Breathe Free Lanka has gone ‘beyond the pill’ to foster disease awareness and lend patient support. ‘Breathefree’ was launched as one such initiative to train professionals in the diagnosis of Asthma and COPD through peak flow meters and spirometry. The company has also been instrumental in patient awareness campaigns such as ‘Save Your Lungs Kandy’, and in conducting skill workshops and research projects to improve Continuous Medical Education (CME) of professionals and technicians by collaborating with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists.

Quick Facts

Commenced Operations

1996

Employees

120

Turnover

USD 24 Mn

CEO - Emerging Markets and Europe

Swapn Malpani

Regional Head - MEPAC

Anand Agarwal

Akalanka Panangalage

Country Manager

Akalanka Panangalage

Registered Office Cipla Sri Lanka
(Breathe Free Lanka Pvt Ltd)
345 - 4/1, Galle Road, Colpetty,
Colombo - 03
+94112577730 | +94112577731
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To report an Adverse event or Product complaint :
Please email to drugsafety@cipla.com

Journey through COVID -19

WHO Director-General declared the outbreak of COVID-19 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) on 11 March 2020. Many started getting worried, but quickly majority in the society re-imagined and adapted to the crisis situation. Few individuals raised as #RealProtectors & #RealHeroes for supporting the community and ailing patients. As Cipla,  we would like to thank them for their contribution. Cipla being a responsible and leading pharmaceutical company in Sri Lanka took initiatives to positively impact the Medical Fraternity, Pharmacists and Cipla staff during COVID -19 times.

Click below to read some of the initiatives we have taken and hear from those unsung heroes of Cipla who stepped up to bring positive change in the society during the tough days of COVID-19 times.

#InhalersTheRightChoice

Cipla Sri Lanka had taken the 1st step in May to create Awareness about asthma and it's effective management through a social media campaign #InhalersTheRightChoice in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists. We are sure that these inputs will support Asthmatics make informed decision of continuing the prescribed inhalers to manage Asthma, effectively. 

We will also provide inputs to Chemists and Respiratory practicing doctors for educating the Asthmatics. #CiplaSLremagining

Cipla & Novartis enter into an exclusive partnership in Srilanka

Cipla & Novartis enter into an exclusive partnership in #Srilanka for the marketing and distribution of an onco-daily maintenance treatment for #COPD patients

Cipla Sri Lanka innovates with a hotline number to chemists

The objective of this hotline was to address unmet needs, improve Cipla’s customer intimacy by getting closer, being reachable 24 x 7 and support any operational challenges related to products and supplies.

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

A Go Green Initiative

Sri Lanka being the 26th largest sea polluter across the globe, Cipla Sri Lanka in partnership with Sri Lanka College of Pulmonologists and Kandy Society of Medicine has taken the 1st step in the pharmaceutical industry to help the island reduce the environmental pollution by introducing Go Green initiative. This initiative will support asthmatics discard their used inhalers wisely and help reduce environmental pollution. 

#NatureRehabilitating #BeResponsible #CiplaReimagining

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