Excipients Are the Real Drug: Bioavailability, Patent Evergreening, and the $13B Market Most Pharma Analysts Ignore
The active pharmaceutical ingredient gets the press release. Excipients get the patent that keeps generic companies out for a decade.
The active pharmaceutical ingredient gets the press release. Excipients get the patent that keeps generic companies out for a decade.
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