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Teva And Alvotech Confirm Quallent Deal On US Adalimumab

Follows Announcement By Cigna’s Evernorth Of $0 Out-Of-Pocket Scheme For Biosimilar

 
• By Dave Wallace

Teva and Alvotech have confirmed deductions that it is their recently-approved 100mg/ml adalimumab biosimilar that will be used by Cigna’s Evernorth as part of a recently announced private-label deal involving Evernorth’s Quallent Pharmaceuticals.

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Alvotech and Teva have confirmed their deal with Quallent

While Cigna’s Evernorth recently made headlines with its announcement that a US Humira (adalimumab) biosimilar would soon be available for $0 out-of-pocket for eligible patients of its specialty pharmacy Accredo, the pharmacy benefit manager giant did not specify explicitly which biosimilar suppliers would be involved.

However, as noted by Generics Bulletin in its recent report on the announcement (see sidebar), the disclosure that both a “high- and low-concentration interchangeable biosimilar will be available” through Evernorth’s Quallent Pharmaceuticals distributor provided only one possible candidate for the high-concentration version, given that partners Alvotech and Teva recently received US Food and Drug Administration approval for the first and only 100mg/ml interchangeable adalimumab

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