EpiPen Rival Heads Back To Market After kaléo Retools With ‘100% Automated’ Production
Executive Summary
Given US FDA’s strict requirements for generic combination products, brand competitors to Mylan’s pricey epinephrine auto-injector such as kaléo’s Auvi-Q might be the best that buyers can expect for a while.
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