Iconovo Gets Positive FDA Verdict On Ellipta Substitution

ICOpre Inhaler Endorsed By Agency; Earliest Potential EU Launch Date Remains 2027

Iconovo’s efforts in bringing its Breo Ellipta rival to the market continue, with positive news received from the FDA on the substitutability of the firm’s ICOpre proprietary inhaler. The firm is now seeking a partner to take the product to the next stage.

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The FDA had positive news for Iconovo • Source: Shutterstock

The US Food and Drug Administration has given a positive nod to the potential generic submission and substitutability of Iconovo’s proprietary inhaler ICOpre with the original drug Breo Ellipta (fluticasone furoate/vilanterol), boosting the company’s hopes for launching the first generic rival to the product.

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