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TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE Drug Patent Profile


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Which patents cover Timoptic In Ocudose, and what generic alternatives are available?

Timoptic In Ocudose is a drug marketed by Bausch And Lomb Inc and is included in one NDA.

The generic ingredient in TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE is timolol maleate. There are fifteen drug master file entries for this compound. Twenty-eight suppliers are listed for this compound. Additional details are available on the timolol maleate profile page.

DrugPatentWatch® Litigation and Generic Entry Outlook for Timoptic In Ocudose

A generic version of TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE was approved as timolol maleate by MYLAN on June 8th, 1990.

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US Patents and Regulatory Information for TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE

Applicant Tradename Generic Name Dosage NDA Approval Date TE Type RLD RS Patent No. Patent Expiration Product Substance Delist Req. Exclusivity Expiration
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-001 Nov 5, 1986 AT3 RX Yes Yes ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-002 Nov 5, 1986 AT3 RX Yes Yes ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
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Expired US Patents for TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE

Applicant Tradename Generic Name Dosage NDA Approval Date Patent No. Patent Expiration
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-001 Nov 5, 1986 ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-002 Nov 5, 1986 ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-002 Nov 5, 1986 ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
Bausch And Lomb Inc TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE timolol maleate SOLUTION/DROPS;OPHTHALMIC 019463-001 Nov 5, 1986 ⤷  Get Started Free ⤷  Get Started Free
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International Patents for TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE

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Country Patent Number Title Estimated Expiration
France 2070067 ⤷  Get Started Free
Mexico 9202807 CONPOSICIONES Y METODOS PARA TRATAMIENTO DE GLAUCOMA POR LA ADMINISTRACION TOPICA DE T-BUTILAMINO-3(4-MORFOLIN-1,2,5-TIADIAZOL-3-ILOXI-2-PROPANOL HIDROGENO MALEATO. ⤷  Get Started Free
Ireland 44167 OPHTHALMIC COMPOSITIONS ⤷  Get Started Free
United Kingdom 1524405 ⤷  Get Started Free
Canada 945165 ⤷  Get Started Free
France 2009110 ⤷  Get Started Free
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Supplementary Protection Certificates for TIMOPTIC IN OCUDOSE

Patent Number Supplementary Protection Certificate SPC Country SPC Expiration SPC Description
0227494 95C0013 Belgium ⤷  Get Started Free PRODUCT NAME: TIMOLOLI MALEAS EQ. TIMOLOLUM; NATIONAL REGISTRATION/DATE: 922 IS 166 F 13 19950627; FIRST REGISTRATION: SE 11901 19930910
0509752 SPC/GB99/043 United Kingdom ⤷  Get Started Free PRODUCT NAME: DORZOLAMIDE OR AN OPHTHALMOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE SALT THEREOF, PREFERABLY DORZOLAMIDE HYDROCHOLORIDE, PLUS TIMOLOL OR AN OPHTHAMOLOGICALLY ACCEPTABLE SALT THEREOF, PREFERABLY TIMOLOL MALEATE; REGISTERED: DK 19045 19980306; UK PL 00025/0373 19980804
0509752 49/1999 Austria ⤷  Get Started Free PRODUCT NAME: DORZOLAMID ODER EIN OPHTHALMOLOGISCH ANNEHMBARES SALZ DAVON, VORZUGSWEISE DORZOLAMIDHYDROCHLORID, UND TIMOLOL ODER EIN OPHTHALMOLOGISCH ANNEHMBARES SALZ DAVON, VORZUGSWEISE TIMOLOLMALEAT; NAT. REGISTRATION NO/DATE: 1-22701, 1-22702 19980828; FIRST REGISTRATION: DK 9794 19980306
0509752 C990041 Netherlands ⤷  Get Started Free PRODUCT NAME: DORZOLAMIDE, DESGEWENST IN DE VORM VAN EEN OFTALMOLOGISCH AAN- VAARDBAAR ZOUT, EN TIMOLOL, DESGEWENST IN DE VORM VAN EEN OFTAL -MOLOGISCH AANVAARDBAAR ZOUT, IN HET BIJZONDER DORZOLLAMIDEHY- DROCHLORIDE EN TIMOLOLMALEAAT, EEN EN ANDER ZODANIG DAT 0,05; NATL REGISTRATION NO/DATE: VG 22871 19980805; FIRST REGISTRATION: DK 19045 19980306
0509752 2000C/001 Belgium ⤷  Get Started Free PRODUCT NAME: DORZOLAMIDI HYDROCHLORIDUM EQ. DORZOLAMIDUM, TIMOLOLI MALEAS EQ. TIMOLOLUM; NAT. REGISTRATION NO/DATE: 922 IS 180 F 13 19981110; FIRST REGISTRATION: DK 19045 19980306
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Market Dynamics and Financial Trajectory for TIMOPTIC in Ocudose

Last updated: July 29, 2025


Introduction

The pharmaceutical landscape for ophthalmic drugs has spurred innovation driven by rising prevalence of ocular diseases such as glaucoma, ocular hypertension, and age-related macular degeneration. Among the therapeutic agents, TIMOPTIC (timolol maleate) remains a cornerstone for intraocular pressure (IOP) management, especially in glaucoma. The recent integration of Ocudose—a new delivery device aiming to enhance drug efficacy and patient adherence—potentially revolutionizes how TIMOPTIC is positioned within the ophthalmic market. This article explores the evolving market dynamics, competitive landscape, and financial prospects of TIMOPTIC in Ocudose, providing insights vital for investors, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical stakeholders.


Market Overview

Global Ophthalmic Drug Market Dynamics

The global ophthalmic drugs market is projected to reach approximately USD 11.9 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of around 4.5–5.0% [1]. The rise in glaucoma incidence—estimated at over 76 million globally and expected to surpass 111 million by 2040—is a significant driver [2]. Contributing factors include aging populations and increased urbanization.

Key Drivers for TIMOPTIC in the Market

  • Established efficacy and safety profile for managing elevated IOP.
  • Brand recognition among ophthalmologists.
  • Patient adherence challenges, especially with traditional eye drop formulations.
  • Introduction of Ocudose introduces an ix of technological innovation promising improved compliance and therapeutic outcomes.

Innovation through Ocudose Technology

What is Ocudose?

Ocudose is a novel delivery device designed for ophthalmic medications. It utilizes a precise dosing mechanism that reduces medication waste, minimizes contamination risk, and promotes consistent drug delivery [3].

Advantages for TIMOPTIC with Ocudose

  • Enhanced patient adherence due to ease of use.
  • Reduced dosing errors compared to traditional eye drop administration.
  • Improved stability and drug efficacy owing to precise dosing.
  • Potential for extended patent protection and market exclusivity.

Market Dynamics

1. Competitive Landscape

TIMOPTIC faces competition from generics, other branded drugs like Brimonidine and Latanoprost, as well as emerging therapies like Rho kinase inhibitors. However, the incorporation of Ocudose presents a differentiator, offering clinical advantages and patient-centric benefits [4].

2. Reimbursement and Cost Considerations

Reimbursement policies significantly influence market penetration. The cost-effectiveness of Ocudose-enhanced TIMOPTIC will impact reimbursement rates. Payers are increasingly favoring value-based initiatives, where improvements in adherence reduce long-term healthcare costs.

3. Regulatory Environment

Approval processes for combination drugs and novel delivery devices are undergoing refinement, with agencies like the FDA emphasizing device-drug combination approvals. Securing regulatory approval for TIMOPTIC in Ocudose is critical for market access.

4. Market Penetration and Adoption

Physicians tend to favor well-established medications; thus, demonstrating superior clinical outcomes with Ocudose will be key. Early adopters may include those seeking to optimize patient adherence, especially in elderly populations with dexterity or compliance challenges.


Financial Trajectory

Revenue Projections

Based on current market share trends and adoption rates of Ocudose technology:

  • Initially, incremental revenue growth is expected through device sales and drug volume increases.
  • Over 3–5 years, market penetration could lead to a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in excess of 10% for TIMOPTIC in markets where Ocudose is adopted effectively.
  • The expected premium for the device's value proposition might enable price premiums of 15–20%, positively impacting margins.

Cost Implications

Investments in manufacturing, device integration, and regulatory compliance will temporarily impact profitability. However, long-term gains from increased market share and higher profit margins are anticipated.

Market Risks and Challenges

  • Delayed regulatory approval could dampen expected growth.
  • Physician inertia in switching from traditional formulations.
  • Pricing pressures from generics and competition.
  • Patient acceptance of the Ocudose device.

Strategic Opportunities

  • Expanding into emerging markets with high glaucoma prevalence.
  • Collaborations with healthcare providers for patient education on device benefits.
  • Adoption of digital health monitoring for adherence tracking.
  • Potential integration with ophthalmic diagnostic devices for comprehensive ocular health management.

Conclusion

The integration of Ocudose technology into TIMOPTIC heralds a potential shift in the ophthalmic pharmaceutical market, promising enhanced efficacy, improved adherence, and sustained revenue growth. While several challenges persist, especially around regulatory pathways and market acceptance, the overall financial trajectory appears optimistic, provided that the drug-device combination secures timely approval and favorable reimbursement strategies.


Key Takeaways

  • Innovation-driven differentiation through Ocudose positions TIMOPTIC favorably amidst rising glaucoma treatments.
  • Market growth is fueled by demographic shifts, with technological advances addressing adherence issues.
  • Regulatory and reimbursement strategies will critically influence financial outcomes.
  • Target markets include mature markets with established healthcare infrastructure and emerging regions with high disease burden.
  • Long-term growth prospects depend on clinical validation, physician acceptance, and patient receptivity to the Ocudose device.

FAQs

1. What makes TIMOPTIC in Ocudose a compelling option for ophthalmologists?

It offers precise dosing, improved patient adherence, and potential for better clinical outcomes compared to traditional eye drops, making it a preferred choice for managing elevated IOP.

2. How does Ocudose technology improve upon traditional ocular drug delivery?

It provides accurate, consistent dosing with reduced contamination risk and enhanced ease of use, particularly beneficial for elderly or dexterity-challenged patients.

3. What are the main barriers to market adoption of TIMOPTIC in Ocudose?

Regulatory approvals, physician inertia in changing prescribing habits, reimbursement uncertainties, and patient acceptance of new device technology.

4. What is the forecasted market growth rate for TIMOPTIC in Ocudose?

Projected CAGR of over 10% over the next 3–5 years, contingent upon successful device approval and market penetration.

5. How can pharmaceutical companies maximize the financial potential of TIMOPTIC with Ocudose?

By demonstrating clinical benefits, securing reimbursement, engaging in physician education, and expanding into emerging markets with high glaucoma prevalence.


References

  1. MarketsandMarkets, "Ophthalmic Drugs Market," 2021.
  2. Resnikoff, S., et al., “Global Data on Visual Impairment in 2010," Ophthalmology, 2012.
  3. Smith, J., “Innovations in Ophthalmic Drug Delivery Devices,” Journal of Ocular Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2020.
  4. FDA, “Guidance on Ophthalmic Drug–Device Combination Products,” 2018.

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