Snake bites remain a serious public health concern in India, claiming thousands of lives every year, especially in rural areas where timely medical care is often unavailable. 

For severe cases of snake venom poisoning, antivenom is the only proven, life-saving treatment, making access to it critically important.

Antivenom is produced by collecting venom from snakes such as cobras, kraits, and vipers and injecting small, controlled doses into animals, usually horses. 

The animals’ immune systems then produce antibodies that neutralize the venom. 

These antibodies are purified from blood plasma through advanced processing and tested for safety before being made into sterile injections.