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DewDiligence

08/27/12 6:25 PM

#147775 RE: pcrutch #147772

Stribild’s US price is $28,100/yr, which is (unsurprisingly) more than Atripla. On the other hand, Stribild will cost patients less than Isentress + Truvada, which is one of the regimens Stribild will be directly competing against.
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biomaven0

08/27/12 6:37 PM

#147776 RE: pcrutch #147772

Stribild



Not only do we now have Eroom's law in drug development, but the new drug names get increasingly horrible.

Peter
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DewDiligence

08/27/12 8:53 PM

#147785 RE: pcrutch #147772

To my knowledge, Stribild is the first combination drug in FDA history to be approved before one or more of its constituent drugs.
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DewDiligence

04/29/13 10:09 AM

#160427 RE: pcrutch #147772

FDA issues CRL for GILD’s Elvitegravir and Cobicstat standalone NDAs, which is surprising insofar as FDA already approved a combination—Stribild—that includes Elvitegravir and Cobicstat (as well as Truvada):

http://investors.gilead.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=69964&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1812215&highlight

As far as I know, this is the first time FDA has approved a combination product and then rejected one or more of the component drugs.

GILD shares are off less than 1%, reflecting investors’ opinion that whatever was wrong with the Elvitegravir and Cobicstat NDAs is easily fixable. Moreover, these drugs are not expected to be big-selling products on a standalone basis.