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Lipanthyl

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Lipanthyl®
Fenofibrate, see there


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Despite the patent expiry of the two sales-leading coronary heart disease therapies by 2012 -- Sanofi-Aventis/Bristol-Myers Squibb's Plavix/Iscover and Pfizer's Lipitor -- the market entry of fixed-dose combinations with agents such as Abbott's Tricor/TriLipix, Solvay's Lipanthyl and Abbott's Niaspan will also offset the negative impact of generic erosion, according to the report.
LCP-Feno (containing 145 mg / 48 mg active substance) is being developed as a potential AB-rated, substitutable version of Tricor 145 mg and 48 mg, which is currently marketed in the US by Abbott and in Europe by Solvay under the name Lipanthyl.
Current Growth Drivers Following the acquisition of Fournier Pharma, Solvay Pharmaceuticals flagship product and principal growth driver is now fenofibrate, a treatment for lipidic disorders which is sold as Tricor in the US and Lipanthyl elsewhere.
 
 
 
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