Perrigo’s ProAir Rival ‘Unlikely To Be Back In 2021’ Following Recall

Q3 2020 Recall Led To $200m Impairment Charge

14 Jan 2021

Perrigo has moved to allay more serious concerns around its generic ProAir inhaler device, but concedes that it is highly unlikely the lucrative respiratory product will return to the market this year.

Lungs — Perrigo will now look to 2022 and beyond to relaunch its generic ProAir product • Source: Shutterstock

Perrigo has conceded that its first-to-market generic version of Teva’s ProAir (albuterol sulphate) is unlikely to return to the US market this year, following its recall in September last year on the back of several thousand complaints of the inhaler device clogging.

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