Albuterol HFA, Ventolin HFA, Proair HFA;
also QVAR HFA, Flovent HFA and other corticosteroid inhalers
I understand the patents for many of these were set to expire November 2009, but I cannot find information on the estimated availability of generic versions of these inhalers. Does anyone have an ETA or know what's going on with the patents? Many thanks!
When will hfa inhalers become available as generic versions?
- Posted:
- 29 Dec 2009 by gnarlyskigirl
- Topics:
- flovent, flovent hfa, proair hfa, qvar, ventolin, ventolin hfa, asthma -- acute, asthma -- maintenance, albuterol
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