Reddy’s Gets Six-Month Head Start On Carboprost In US

Dr Reddy’s will be alone in the US market for six months with the first generic rival to Pfizer’s Hemabate carboprost brand.

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Dr Reddy's is eligible for 180-day market exclusivity for the generic carboprost tromethamine vials it has just launched in the US • Source: Shutterstock

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories will benefit from six months of market exclusivity for the first generic rival to Pfizer’s Hemabate carboprost tromethamine single-dose vials that the Indian firm has introduced upon approval in the US.

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