Hikma Set For Ryaltris Take Off As Glenmark Wins USFDA Nod
Companies Partnered Up In March 2020; Ryaltris Already Rolled-Out In Europe
Executive Summary
Glenmark is celebrating a “major milestone,” after its Ryaltris nasal spray to treat seasonal allergic rhinitis was approved by the FDA. Hikma will handle commercialization in the US, as part of its continued specialty push in the market.
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