Hugel's Letybo benefits from FDA delay of Revance's DAXI
By Nho, Byung Chul | translator Alice Kang
21.10.18 06:19:00
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FDA points to DAXI's lack of working cell bank verification etc. as issues of concern
US launch of the new botulinum toxin company, Revance, is at stake
Its competitor Hugel¡¯s approval in smooth progress¡¦ expectations rise on the sales of the local toxin ¡®Letybo¡¯ in the US
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration¡¯s disclosure of the official document outlining concerns in the DAXI manufacturing plant of the botulinum toxin company, Revance Therapeutics (hereinafter ¡®Revance¡¯), raised industry concerns about the uncertainty of the company¡¯s approval.
Revance is a new medical aesthetics company that sells botulinum toxin and HA filler products. The company had submitted a Biologic License Application to the FDA for its botulinum toxin product DAXI in 2020 and expected to receive marketing authorization by 2021.
The FDA conducted an on-site inspection of the company's manufacturing plant from late June to early July. The document that was disclosed t
Nho, Byung Chul(sasiman@dailypharm.com)
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