Mylan Plans To Compete In US HIV Market With Two Fixed-Dose Combos

Generics firm will launch single-tablet regimens of older HIV drugs not otherwise available as combos in US, with discounted pricing.

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Having supplied HIV treatment regimens to more than 8m patients worldwide in 2017, Mylan NV now is turning its attention to the US with a pair of single-tablet combination regimens recently approved by the US FDA. It seems likely that the generics titan will focus mainly on Medicaid and other economically disadvantaged patient groups with a strategy of pricing its regimens below what competitors like Gilead Sciences Inc. and ViiV Healthcare are charging for their combination pills.

Mylan announced on March 2 that it will launch the three-drug combo Symfi Lo in the coming weeks, with two-drug...

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