CPV category

33662000: Medicinal products for sensory organs

CPV code 33662000 is "Medicinal products for sensory organs", a category in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.

Where it sits

Codes above 33662000

  1. 33000000Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
  2. 33600000Pharmaceutical products
  3. 33660000Medicinal products for the nervous system and sensory organs
  4. 33662000Medicinal products for sensory organs

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Codes beneath 33662000

Questions

About CPV code 33662000

What is CPV code 33662000?

CPV code 33662000 is "Medicinal products for sensory organs", a category in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.

Which codes sit above and below 33662000?

33662000 sits under 33000000 (Medical equipments, pharmaceuticals and personal care products), then 33600000 (Pharmaceutical products), then 33660000 (Medicinal products for the nervous system and sensory organs). It has 1 more specific code beneath it, the most used being 33662100 (Ophthalmologicals).

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