Competes With Amneal’s Recently-Approved First US Generic
• By David Wallace
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Prasco has launched an authorized generic version of NuvaRing in the US, hot on the heels of Amneal’s launch of the first FDA-approved generic.
A second generic competitor has entered alongside Amneal • Source: Shutterstock
Prasco Laboratories has launched an authorized generic of Merck & Co’s top-selling, off-patent NuvaRing (etonogestrel/ethinylestradiol) vaginal ring in the US.
The launch pits it in direct competition with Amneal, which just won US Food and Drug Administration approval for...
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