To all of us people who made this company billions already?
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maso41691 Dec 2011
Hello,
"A patent currently prevents any generic Singulair from being manufactured. The patent is not set to expire until 2012; however, patents for specific uses for the drug or lawsuits could extend this exclusivity period. Once it is approved, a generic version will likely be used to treat asthma and nasal allergies, just as with brand-name Singulair."
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http://allergies.emedtv.com/singulair/generic-singulair.html
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