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Philippines: These 2 Drugs Face Patent Expirations and Generic Entry From 2026 - 2027

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Friedman, Yali, "Philippines: These 2 Drugs Face Patent Expirations and Generic Entry From 2026 - 2027" DrugPatentWatch.com thinkBiotech, 2026 www.drugpatentwatch.com/p/expiring-drug-patents-generic-entry/.
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These estimated drug patent expiration dates and generic entry opportunity dates are calculated from analysis of known patents covering drugs. Many factors can influence early or late generic entry. This information is provided as a rough estimate of generic entry potential and should not be used as an independent source. The methodology is described in this blog post.
When can KYBELLA (deoxycholic acid) generic drug versions launch in Philippines?

Generic name: deoxycholic acid
DrugPatentWatch® Estimated Key Patent Expiration / Generic Entry Date: June 19, 2027
Generic Entry Controlled by: Philippines Patent 12,013,500,364
Patent Title: SYNTHETIC BILE ACID COMPOSITION, METHOD, AND PREPARATION

KYBELLA is a drug marketed by Abbvie. There are fourteen patents protecting this drug and one Paragraph IV challenge.

This drug has one hundred and forty-six patent family members in thirty-eight countries. There has been litigation on patents covering KYBELLA

The generic ingredient in KYBELLA is deoxycholic acid. There are thirty-three drug master file entries for this API. One supplier is listed for this generic product. Additional details are available on the deoxycholic acid profile page.

When can INTRAROSA (prasterone) generic drug versions launch in Philippines?

Generic name: prasterone
DrugPatentWatch® Estimated Key Patent Expiration / Generic Entry Date: August 10, 2027
Generic Entry Controlled by: Philippines Patent 12,013,502,291
Patent Title: DHEA COMPOSITIONS FOR TREATING MENOPAUSE

Drug Price Trends for INTRAROSA
INTRAROSA is a drug marketed by Millicent. There are three patents protecting this drug.

This drug has fifty-nine patent family members in thirty-two countries. There has been litigation on patents covering INTRAROSA

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The generic ingredient in INTRAROSA is prasterone. There are seven drug master file entries for this API. One supplier is listed for this generic product. Additional details are available on the prasterone profile page.

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