Medical Chemistry Laboratory
The Medical Chemistry Laboratory provides pharmacy students with the basic concepts of drugs, such as mechanisms of action, the relationship between chemical structure and effectiveness, acid-base properties/physical properties, absorption, distribution in the body, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity.

The laboratory also focuses on the basics of drug manufacturing, extraction, and identification of both synthetically manufactured drugs and natural products. The department offers five courses in this area, including Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Medical Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis, and Pharmaceutical Chemistry.

Biochemistry Laboratory
In this laboratory, all biochemistry tests are performed, such as measuring protein levels, fats, blood sugar, and other chemical tests that students need to study and carry out. These tests are done using educational devices while adhering to laboratory safety guidelines for the safety of both instructors and students.

Pharmaceutics Laboratory
This laboratory is dedicated to the analysis, estimation, and study of pharmaceutical drugs according to international pharmaceutical manufacturing standards. The following pharmaceutical forms are studied:

• Solid pharmaceutical forms: such as tablets and capsules.
• Liquid pharmaceutical forms: such as solutions, syrups, and drops.
• Semi-solid pharmaceutical forms: such as ointments and creams.
• Gaseous pharmaceutical forms: such as sprays.

Pharmacognosy Laboratory
This laboratory specializes in teaching and training students and researchers on the use of modern devices for the extraction and preparation of medicinal drugs from local medicinal plants in Yemen. It involves extracting chemical compounds from these plants using modern equipment and methods.