About ICF
The Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (ICF) was the first bioequivalence and bioavailability laboratory certified by ANVISA and the first Brazilian laboratory certified by the Chilean Public Health Institute (ISP). It is constantly audited by companies from around the world.
Currently, it is one of the largest pharmaceutical research centers in Brazil and is a reference in Latin America for industries from various countries that operate and invest in the region. Ethics and innovation are the foundations of ICF’s commitment to the quality and credibility of its clients’ products.
With more than 500 bioequivalence studies conducted, ICF is part of the history of generic medicine in Brazil. It has one of the largest inpatient infrastructures in the country, high technology, a diversified and certified portfolio, and two hundred bioanalytical methods – including highly complex ones such as hormones and sprays.
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Industries We Serve
- Pharmaceutical
Quality Policy
The Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (ICF) was the first bioequivalence and bioavailability laboratory certified by ANVISA and the first Brazilian laboratory certified by the Chilean Public Health Institute (ISP). It is constantly audited by companies from around the world.
Methodologies available
- Two hundred bioanalytical methods – including highly complex ones such as hormones and sprays.
Why working with us?
- Early Regulatory Trust: First ANVISA-certified bioequivalence lab and first ISP-certified Brazilian lab.
- Global Quality Oversight: Constant audits by companies worldwide.
- Regional Leader: Among Brazil’s largest pharmaceutical research centers and a Latin American reference.
- Ethically Driven: Strong emphasis on ethics and innovation in product quality and credibility.
- Proven Experience: Over 500 bioequivalence studies completed.
- Robust Infrastructure: One of Brazil’s largest inpatient facilities enabling end-to-end research.
- Advanced Capabilities: High-tech, diversified, certified portfolio for varied projects.
- Extensive Bioanalysis: About 200 methods, including complex analyses like hormones and sprays.
