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insulin glargine (Basaglar)

insulin glargine is an FDA-licensed reference biologic from Eli Lilly and Company, with 2 approved follow-on biologics. Reference exclusivity, biosimilar lineage, and published patents from official FDA Purple Book records.

0

Biosimilars

2

Interchangeables

0

Listed patents

2019

Reference approved

Reference product

351(a)BLA 205692

Basaglar insulin glargine

Eli Lilly and Company

Approved
Nov 15, 2019
Marketing
Rx
Center
CDER
Patents
None listed

Exclusivity & patent cliffs

Approval, exclusivity, and published-patent expiration dates for insulin glargine, in chronological order.

  1. Reference approval

    Approval date of the reference insulin glargine product.

    6 yr 8 mo ago

Biosimilars & interchangeables for insulin glargine

2 FDA-licensed follow-on biologics referencing insulin glargine.

Biosimilars and interchangeable biosimilars referencing insulin glargine.
ProductProper nameApplicantTypeBLAApproved
Semgleeinsulin glargine-yfgnBiocon Biologics Inc.Interchangeable761201Jul 28, 2021
Rezvoglarinsulin glargine-aglrEli Lilly and CompanyInterchangeable761215Dec 17, 2021

Frequently asked questions

What biosimilars are approved for insulin glargine (Basaglar)?

The FDA Purple Book lists 2 approved follow-on biologics referencing insulin glargine: Semglee and Rezvoglar. Of these, 2 are interchangeable biosimilars and 0 are 351(k) biosimilars.

Is there an interchangeable biosimilar for insulin glargine?

Yes. Semglee and Rezvoglar are approved as interchangeable biosimilars for insulin glargine, meaning they may be substituted for the reference product at the pharmacy without prescriber involvement, subject to state law.

Who makes insulin glargine biosimilars?

Companies with FDA-approved follow-on biologics referencing insulin glargine include Biocon Biologics Inc. and Eli Lilly and Company.

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