Tuesday, July 30, 2013 12:03:59 PM
{{Very true, BUT. But the real economic value of the approval will still be hugely affected by another generic. Both market share and price will go down significantly. Best result (by far) is mCop will be only generic. }}
Obviously, but the positives will remain far greater for MNTA even if a second Copaxone generic is approved. What price do you think MNTA would be at now if their percentage share of Lovenox revenues didn't change upon Amphastar/Watson's entry into the market? I would say that the price would be well into the $20s. In any event it is all talk until at least ONE generic Copaxone is approved.
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