BLA number
125659
plasminogen, human-tvmh
Ryplazim, BLA 125659, is listed in the FDA Purple Book as a 351(a) reference biologic. This page consolidates 1 exact FDA presentation row, and 0 FDA rows name-link 351(k) follow-on products to its reference family. It separates the BLA applicant from any unverified manufacturer and does not infer clinical labeling, pharmacy substitution, commercial availability, or patent conclusions.
Sourced from the FDA Purple Book · verified Aug 11, 2026
BLA number
125659
Regulatory role
351(a) reference biologic
Applicant
Kedrion Biopharma Inc.
Applicant is not automatically the physical manufacturer.
Presentations
1
Exact FDA presentation rows under this BLA.
Approval
Jun 04, 2021
Follow-on biologics
0
Ryplazim is a 351(a) reference biologic supported by exact-BLA evidence.
0 distinct licensed follow-on biologics in the loaded Purple Book data name Ryplazim as their reference product; exact-BLA patent or exclusivity fields, or an unambiguous single-BLA name match, support this page's role.
Substitution boundary
Substitution status belongs to an individual follow-on product; it cannot be inferred from the reference product alone.
First licensure
Date the BLA was first licensed.
Jun 04, 2021
5 yr 4 mo ago
Approval
Approval date of this BLA submission.
Jun 04, 2021
5 yr 4 mo ago
Today
Orphan exclusivity ends
7-year orphan-drug exclusivity window.
Jun 04, 2028
in 1 yr 9 mo
Reference product exclusivity ends
12-year reference-product exclusivity window per BPCIA §351(k)(7).
Jun 04, 2033
in 6 yr 10 mo
Strength
68.8MG
Dosage form
For Injection
Route
Intravenous
Presentation
Single-Dose Vial
Center
CBER
License number
1906
Product number
001
Submission type
Original
Supplement number
0
Change type
Not listed
One row per FDA presentation under this exact BLA. Missing cells remain unavailable rather than being borrowed from another product.
| Product | Strength | Dosage form | Route | Presentation | Licensure | Marketing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | 68.8MG | For Injection | Intravenous | Single-Dose Vial | Licensed | Rx |
Current product label
Exact-source research required
No exact-BLA label candidate is stored for this record. Approved uses, dosing, and warnings are intentionally unavailable and queued for exact-source research.
FDA approval evidence
Not applicable to 351(a)
A biosimilar totality-of-evidence summary is not applicable to this 351(a) record. Product-specific clinical content still requires an exact-BLA label or review source.
Human review pending
Automated BLA-level interpretation has not been marked human-reviewed. The research queue contains 1 exact-source task. Labeling and approval-review claims stay unavailable until their own match gate passes.
0 distinct 351(k) follow-on biologics are linked through FDA-stated reference names to Ryplazim; 0 are designated interchangeable and 0 have a licensed status in the loaded snapshot.
Exact-BLA patent, exclusivity, or unambiguous linked-family evidence supports this page's reference role. No follow-on products are present in the loaded family snapshot.
No patent-list records were published for this product. The Purple Book patent list reflects the statutory patent exchange under the BPCIA and is not exhaustive.
1 exact FDA presentation row is consolidated under this BLA rather than split across duplicate pages.
The loaded rows list Intravenous and For Injection; these are regulatory presentation fields, not dosing instructions.
Kedrion Biopharma Inc. is the listed BLA applicant. The page does not relabel the applicant as manufacturer, labeler, distributor, or commercial supplier without an exact product-specific source.
Ryplazim is a 351(a) reference biologic supported by exact-BLA evidence. Family comparisons preserve each BLA's own designation and do not use Orange Book therapeutic-equivalence terminology.
Licensure, biosimilar status, exclusivity, and patents for this biologic, from the FDA Purple Book.
Built directly from the FDA Purple Book database of licensed biological products. License types, approval and exclusivity dates, and the patent list match the official FDA record. The Purple Book patent list reflects the statutory BPCIA patent exchange and is not exhaustive.
