Ready, steady, go. Amneal marked its first 505(b)(2) product launch of the year as the firm’s first and only ready-to-use Pemrydi RTU (pemetrexed) hit the US market.
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Amneal Launches Ready-To-Use Pemetrexed And OTC Naloxone
More 505(b)(2) Product Launches Are Expected This Year
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Amneal launched two highly anticipated products, a ready-to-use pemetrexed injectable Pemrydi and over-the-counter naloxone spray, strengthening the firm’s focus on injectables and inhalation.
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