It was reported on Sunday, that US-based Geneyork Pharmaceuticals in collaboration with Lannett Company, Geneyork's United States distribution and marketing partner, has commenced commercial shipment of a generic version of Deltasone (Prednisone) Tablets in the US.
The tablets come in 1mg, 2.5mg, 5mg, 10mg, 20mg, and 50mg doses.
The product is a corticosteroid aimed at the treatment of conditions such as arthritis, blood disorders, breathing problems, severe allergies, skin diseases, cancer, eye problems and immune system disorders.
Isaac Liu, PhD, CEO of Geneyork, said, 'We are proud to add Prednisone Tablets to our growing portfolio of more than 40 specialty products. The launch of Prednisone Tablets demonstrates our strong development and partnership capabilities. Geneyork continues to expand its product development portfolio and has secured nine ANDA approvals and has an additional six filed with the FDA. We have also acquired or exclusively in licensed five ANDAs. We are pleased to partner with the Lannett for this launch.'
Zentiva receives ESG Transparency Award 2025
Galmed Pharmaceuticals reports topline results for combination of Aramchol, Stivarga and metformin
Ingenus Pharmaceuticals' generic equivalent to Premarin receives US FDA approval
EirGenix signs second global exclusive licensing deal with Sandoz
Padagis invests USD36m to expand manufacturing in Minneapolis
Newbury Pharmaceuticals gains Danish approval for generic ivermectin cream
Esperion settles with Dr. Reddy's Laboratories on NEXLETOL and NEXLIZET generics
Mint Pharmaceuticals forms distribution partnership with Bayer Canada
Padagis collaborates with The Naloxone Project to address opioid overdose crisis
Zentiva announces sale from Advent to GTCR
Biocon's first US manufacturing facility inaugurated in Cranbury, New Jersey
Amneal's risperidone extended-release injectable suspension approved by US FDA
First FDA acceptance to waive clinical efficacy studies for monoclonal antibody biosimilars
Coya Therapeutics wins FDA clearance to advance COYA 302 into Phase 2 ALS trial