Latecomer Hilleman Looks To Leverage Cholera Vaccine Advantages

Hilleman Laboratories' CEO believes the Indian venture’s oral cholera vaccine could become the best in its class, telling Scrip cost-effectiveness is critical amid growing budgetary strains and outlining plans for a convenient tablet form.

The CEO of Indian company Hilleman Laboratories, Dr. Davinder Gill, is upbeat about the prospects of the venture’s oral cholera vaccine Hillchol, despite the arrival of additional competition in the price-sensitive space.

He refers to how Hilleman’s vaccine design and fundamental concept is “completely different” from the other cholera vaccines on the market, whether established products such as Sanofi-owned Shantha Biotechnics Ltd

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