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Accupril

Quinapril Hydrochloride

Brand (NDA)NDA 019885DiscontinuedRLD Pfizer Pharms
Approved
Nov 19, 1991
Application
Brand (NDA)
TE code
Not listed
Listed patents
0
Accupril (Quinapril Hydrochloride) is Pfizer Pharms's brand-name drug, approved by the FDA under NDA 019885 in 1991. It is a reference-listed drug (RLD) — the approved product that generic ANDA applicants must show their version is equivalent to. Its marketing status is listed as discontinued; a discontinued listing is not, by itself, a finding that the drug was withdrawn for safety or effectiveness. 13 approved generics share this drug's active ingredient.

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Approval, patents, exclusivity

Key dates

Key dates

  1. Approval

    FDA approval date of this drug product.

    Nov 19, 1991

    35 yr 2 mo ago

  2. Today

FDA product record

Pharmaceutical detail

Pharmaceutical detail

Active ingredient

QUINAPRIL HYDROCHLORIDE

Strength

EQ 5MG BASE **Federal Register determination that product was not discontinued or withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons**

Dosage form

TABLET

Route

ORAL

TE code

Not listed

Application

NDA 019885

Product number

001

Marketing status

Discontinued

Reference listed drug (RLD)

Yes

Reference standard (RS)

No

Same application

Other strengths in NDA 019885

Brand + generics

Active-ingredient family

Orange Book patent file

Listed patents

Listed patents

No patents are listed against this product in the Orange Book. Listed patents reflect those the NDA holder submits under 21 U.S.C. 355 and are not exhaustive.

Accupril — frequently asked questions

Approval, therapeutic equivalence, patents, and exclusivity for this product, from the FDA Orange Book.

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