Formycon And Alvotech Offer Updates On Aflibercept
Eylea Biosimilars Jostle For Position, With A Filing Acceptance And Trial Results
• By David Wallace
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Biosimilar aflibercept rivals to Eylea are advancing towards approval, with Formycon reporting EMA acceptance of its filing for its FYB203 version and Alvotech disclosing positive trial results for its AVT06 candidate.
More Eylea biosimilars are advancing towards approval
Further progress has been seen for Eylea (aflibercept) biosimilars in recent days, after Formycon revealed that a European filing for its FYB203 candidate had been accepted for review by the European Medicines Agency, shortly before Alvotech unveiled positive trial results from a confirmatory clinical study for its AVT06 proposed biosimilar.
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