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IngredientNALOXONE HYDROCHLORIDE
Application typeNDA
Application212045
Product002
Dosage formSPRAY
RouteNASAL
Strength4MG/SPRAY
Approval date2025-08-25
Marketing statusDiscontinued
Status event—
ApplicantHIKMA PHARMS
Product source

Current GenericRadar decision

Year2025
SelectionDEEP_REVIEW
ReviewFINAL
Anchor typeAPPROVAL_YEAR_FALLBACK
Anchor date2025-08-25
Patent anchor—
Exclusivity anchor—
Protection date2034-08-26
First Final ANDA—
Status event—

No qualifying substance, full-scope use patent or full-scope exclusivity anchor was adopted from the checked sources. Deep Review uses the FDA approval year.

Patent estate

PatentEffective dateOfficial listingTRUE_DSDS gradeClaim classification / basisPTEPEDFamily
107225102034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB U-3110NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Naloxone 8-12 wt% with ethanol, propylene glycol and EDTA. A dose in mg/0.1 mL is not directly converted to wt%. Formulation-limited claims are not promoted to substance or full-scope use anchors.
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109738142034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB U-3110NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Naloxone 7.5 wt% formulation; opioid dependence and overdose methods depend on composition claim 1. Not an unrestricted substance or full-scope use anchor.
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111351552034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB —NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Naloxone 5-16 wt% with a chelating agent. The 4 mg/0.1 mL product is distinguished from the 8 mg product. Not a substance or unrestricted full-scope use anchor.
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116177132034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB U-3110NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Formulation specifying naloxone 4-10 wt%, ethanol 20-50 wt%, propylene glycol 5-10 wt%, and EDTA. Not a substance or unrestricted full-scope use anchor.
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116281392034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB U-3110NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Naloxone as the sole active at 2-10 wt%, with specified ethanol, propylene glycol and EDTA. Potential formulation correspondence to 4 mg does not establish every quantitative claim element. Not a substance or DS-equivalent anchor.
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119750962034-08-26HISTORICAL_REFERENCE_NOT_EXACT_OB —NNDP / FORMULATION_DEPENDENT_U
Nasal formulation specifying naloxone 5-15 wt%, chelating agent, ethanol and propylene glycol. Not an unrestricted substance or full-scope use anchor.
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Regulatory exclusivity

CodeStart dateEnd dateScopeEntire productAll indicationsFull coverage dateCombinationSource
No exclusivity facts are recorded in this product snapshot.

2026-10-13 · NO_REGULATORY_EXCLUSIVITY_IDENTIFIED · Historical coverage: ANNUALS_AND_MONTHLY_REVIEWED

2026-10-10 · NO_RECORD_IN_CURRENT_SNAPSHOT · Historical coverage: NOT_COMPLETE

Generic approval evidence

Application / productEventFinal dateTentative dateApplicantAuthorized genericExact mappingSource
No generic approval facts are linked to this product.

Market Entry Information

API filings, authorized generics and linked regulatory milestones.

API Master Files & Certifications 0 records

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APIHolder / manufacturerHolder countryFiling typeNumberStatusFiled dateAvailable for referenceSourceLast verified
No master-file or certification records are linked through public manufacturer portfolios.

Authorized Generics 0 records

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Application / productApplicantEvent / status First marketed Product mappingSourceLast verified
No authorized-generic records are linked to this product.

Tentative ANDA Approvals 0 records

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Application / productApplicantEvent / status Tentative date Follow-up final approvalProduct mappingSourceLast verified
No tentative-approval records are linked to this product.

Paragraph IV Challenges 0 records

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Application / productApplicantEvent / status Certification event date Product mappingSourceLast verified
No structured Paragraph IV certification events are linked in the available approval evidence.

Final ANDA Approvals 0 records

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Application / productApplicantEvent / status Final approval date Product mappingSourceLast verified
No final-approval records are linked to this product.
Decision evidence (7)
TypeDateRoleBasisSource
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILNaloxone 8-12 wt% with ethanol, propylene glycol and EDTA. A dose in mg/0.1 mL is not directly converted to wt%. Formulation-limited claims are not promoted to substance or full-scope use anchors.Source
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILNaloxone 7.5 wt% formulation; opioid dependence and overdose methods depend on composition claim 1. Not an unrestricted substance or full-scope use anchor.Source
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILNaloxone 5-16 wt% with a chelating agent. The 4 mg/0.1 mL product is distinguished from the 8 mg product. Not a substance or unrestricted full-scope use anchor.Source
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILFormulation specifying naloxone 4-10 wt%, ethanol 20-50 wt%, propylene glycol 5-10 wt%, and EDTA. Not a substance or unrestricted full-scope use anchor.Source
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILNaloxone as the sole active at 2-10 wt%, with specified ethanol, propylene glycol and EDTA. Potential formulation correspondence to 4 mg does not establish every quantitative claim element. Not a substance or DS-equivalent anchor.Source
PATENT2034-08-26FTO_TAILNasal formulation specifying naloxone 5-15 wt%, chelating agent, ethanol and propylene glycol. Not an unrestricted substance or full-scope use anchor.Source
REGULATORY_STATUS2025-08-25CANONICAL_DECISIONNo qualifying substance, full-scope use patent or full-scope exclusivity anchor was adopted from the checked sources. Deep Review uses the FDA approval year.Source
Independent legal-event information

Litigation & Settlement History

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No litigation or settlement record currently linked to this product.