FDA application holder
Oyster Point Pharma Inc
The Orange Book identifies this organization as the applicant responsible for NDA 213978.
Varenicline Tartrate
Tyrvaya contains Varenicline Tartrate and is the new drug FDA Orange Book record for NDA 213978. The application has 1 presentation with strength, dosage-form, route, status, RLD/RS, TE, patent, and exclusivity context. Current inventory and clinical labeling are not established without an application-matched source.
New drug application identity from the Orange Book snapshot.
The listed applicant holds the FDA application; this field does not establish the product manufacturer.
Each FDA product number remains tied to its own strength, dosage form, route, and status.
Orange Book marketing categories do not establish real-time inventory or commercial availability.
RLD and RS designations are presentation-specific, not inferred from the trade name.
Therapeutic-equivalence codes apply only within the matching Orange Book product heading.
A zero means none appear in this snapshot, not that no patent rights exist.
FDA exclusivity and listed patent protection are distinct regulatory concepts.
Sourced from the official FDA Orange Book data file · snapshot refreshed
| Product | Strength | Dosage form / route | Marketing status | TE code | Reference role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | EQ 0.03MG BASE/SPRAY | SPRAYNASAL | Prescription | None posted | RLDRS |
Marketing status, TE code, RLD, and RS are presentation-level fields. Never transfer one product number's designation to another presentation.
FDA application holder
The Orange Book identifies this organization as the applicant responsible for NDA 213978.
Manufacturer status
A product-specific FDA label or NDC source must independently identify a manufacturer, labeler, distributor, packager, repackager, or relabeler. The applicant name is not used as a substitute for that evidence.
RX and OTC are Orange Book marketing categories, not real-time inventory signals. Confirm current commercial availability with labeling, the application holder, or an authoritative drug listing.
No TE code does not mean FDA found the product ineffective or non-equivalent. FDA generally publishes TE evaluations for multisource prescription products; single-source and some other products may have no code.
The latest future date recorded across those files is Oct 19, 2035. Patent and FDA exclusivity operate independently, can overlap, and do not by themselves predict a generic launch date.
19 of the related ANDA applications are not marked discontinued. Sharing an ingredient does not establish pharmaceutical or therapeutic equivalence; strength, dosage form, route, and TE group still matter.
NDA 213978 appears in 1 comparison cohort. These groups narrow the same-ingredient landscape, but strength and TE code must still match before interpreting therapeutic equivalence.
Varenicline Tartrate
No exact application-level FDA or DailyMed label match has been reviewed for this application. Approved uses, dosing, warnings, adverse reactions, and clinical evidence remain unavailable rather than being inherited from a related brand, generic, or ingredient record.
Until an exact application match passes human review, this page intentionally omits approved uses, dosing, warnings, adverse reactions, mechanism, and clinical-study summaries. It never inherits those claims from an RLD, brand, generic, or same-ingredient product.
Approval
FDA approval date of this drug product.
4 yr 10 mo ago
Today
Patent 10456396 expires
Listed drug product patent expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 11224598 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 11903941 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 11903942 expires
Listed drug product patent expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 11903943 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 11911380 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 12576080 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 9504644 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 9504645 expires
Listed drug product patent expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 9532944 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Patent 9597284 expires
Listed method-of-use patent (U-1900) expiration.
in 9 yr 4 mo
Active ingredient
VARENICLINE TARTRATE
Strength
EQ 0.03MG BASE/SPRAY
Dosage form
SPRAY
Route
NASAL
TE code
Not listed
Application
NDA 213978
Product number
001
Marketing status
Prescription
Reference listed drug (RLD)
Yes
Reference standard (RS)
Yes
| Patent | Expires | In | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10456396 | in 9 yr 4 mo | ProductU-1900 | |
| 11224598 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 11903941 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 11903942 | in 9 yr 4 mo | Product | |
| 11903943 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 11911380 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 12576080 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 9504644 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 9504645 | in 9 yr 4 mo | Product | |
| 9532944 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 | |
| 9597284 | in 9 yr 4 mo | U-1900 |
This is a reference-listed drug (RLD), the basis for generic (ANDA) applications. Other products sharing this ingredient are listed below.
NDA 021928 · Pf Prism Cv
ANDA 218985 · Umedica
ANDA 218302 · Micro Labs
ANDA 213268 · Rhodes Pharms
ANDA 212879 · Viwit Pharm
ANDA 214595 · Aurobindo Pharma
ANDA 216615 · Shilpa
ANDA 215048 · Macleods Pharms Ltd
ANDA 219106 · Regcon Holdings
ANDA 215931 · DR Reddys
ANDA 217115 · Piramal
ANDA 213019 · Ajanta Pharma Ltd
Data shown here is normalized for search and comparison. When a regulatory, substitution, launch, or legal decision turns on a field, verify it against the current FDA record and the relevant source document.
Approval, therapeutic equivalence, patents, and exclusivity for this drug, from the FDA Orange Book.
Built directly from the FDA Orange Book product, patent, and exclusivity files refreshed Jul 02, 2026, 06:34 PM. Every strength of NDA 213978 is shown on this page. Interpret patents, exclusivity, availability, and therapeutic equivalence using the limitations above.
