Perrigo Rolls Out US ProAir Rival
Launches ‘Limited Quantity’ After FDA Nod And Ramps Up Production
Executive Summary
Perrigo has received US FDA approval for a generic version of Teva’s ProAir albuterol inhaler. The firm is immediately launching a “limited quantity” but is also ramping up production with partner Catalent to meet future demand.
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