Indian Generic Players Begin Price War Over Generic Empagliflozin Launches

The Launches Follow The Expiry of Boehringer’s Patents For The Blockbuster Drug

Eyeing the lucrative opportunity, three Indian players have launched their generic versions of Boehringer’s anti-diabetes drug Jardiance in their domestic market.

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Several Indian drug manufacturers have launched their generic versions of the anti-diabetes compound empagliflozin in the South Asian country, significantly pushing down the coveted therapy’s cost in the major market.

The launch of generic forms of empagliflozin by several domestic players follows the patent expiry for the compound patent protecting Boehringer Ingelheim’s originator drug Jardiance.

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