NEWS FROM USA
505(b)2 IN PIPELINE
Naloxone Pre-Filled Single Dose Syringe (Adamis Pharma): USFDA acknowledged the receipt of Adamis Pharma’s amendment to its previously submitted NDA of Naloxone Pre-Filled Single Dose Syringe.
- The amendment removed EVZIO® as a Reference Listed Drug (RLD) and withdrew the associated Paragraph IV certification.
- Adamis said that Narcan injectable (NDA 016636) now remains as the sole RLD for its (b)2 NDA and, because there are no Orange Book listed patents for NDA 016636, no patent certification is required.
- With this change, Adamis opined that the amended NDA will not be subject to a 30-month stay and that the FDA will be free to issue an approval as soon as the agency completes a satisfactory review of the Adamis naloxone NDA.
- Full Press Release: Link
ANDA APPROVALS
|
Approval Date |
Drug Product |
ANDA Sponsor |
Corresponding RLD |
Number Of Other Approved Generics |
|
04 June 2019 |
Sciegen Pharms |
Ranexa (Gilead) |
Five |
|
|
05 June 2019 |
Amneal Pharms |
Nexium 24hr (Astrazeneca) |
Three |
|
|
05 June 2019 |
Alembic Pharms |
Sinemet CR (Merck Sharp) |
Five |
|
|
06 June 2019 |
Novast Labs |
Ddavp (Ferring) |
Seven |
|
|
07 June 2019 |
Aurobindo Pharma |
Hexadrol (Aspen) |
Eight |
|
|
10 June 2019 |
Yichang Humanwell |
Niaspan (Abbvie) |
Seven |
|
|
12 June 2019 |
Sandoz |
Canasa (Allergan) |
Two |
TENTATIVE ANDA APPROVALS
|
Approval Date |
Drug |
Company |
|
03 June 2019 |
Apotex |
|
|
07 June 2019 |
Breckenridge |
GENERIC PATENT LITIGATIONS
Mifepristone tablets 300 mg - Korlym (Sun Pharma): Corcept has received a Para IV Notice Letter advising that Sun Pharma submitted an ANDA to the USFDA seeking authorization from the FDA to manufacture, use or sell a generic version of KORLYM® Mifepristone Tablets, 300 mg in the US.
- Full Press Release: Link
USFDA INSPECTIONS
Cipla (Kurkumbh manufacturing facility): Cipla provided update on USFDA inspection at company’s Kurkumbh manufacturing facility
- Full Press Release: Link
OTHER NEWS FROM USA
Amifampridine (Catalyst pharma): Catalyst Pharma (NDA holder of Firdapse) sues FDA over approval of cheaper rival drug (Ruzurgi).
- The lawsuit alleges that the approval of Ruzurgi, a rival drug from privately held Jacobus Pharmaceutical Co, in May violated provisions of FDA regulations and Catalyst’s rights to orphan drug exclusivity for its drug, Firdapse.
- Both drugs are approved to treat Lambert-Eaton myasthenic syndrome, but Firdapse was approved for adults, while Jacobus’ drug was for children. But Catalyst suspects that the unexpected approval of Ruzurgi potentially enables adults to use it off-label, which would likely erode Firdapse’s market share.
- Firdapse treatment is priced at at $375,000 a year, while Jacobus’ treatment is priced at less than half that cost, at about $175,200 annually.
- Full Press Release: Link
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