The FDA last week approved
Coherus BioSciences, Inc.’s Lucentis biosimilar, Cimerli,
across all five of its indications. The anti-VEGF therapy will be
interchangeable with Lucentis, a blockbuster for manufacturer Roche, and hold
interchangeability exclusivity for 12 months. The first Lucentis biosimilar,
Byooviz, was approved in September 2021, but for just three of Lucentis’s
indications, including wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD). For the
treatment of AMD, Lucentis holds covered or better status for 86% of all
insured lives under the medical benefit, to Byooviz’s 68%. |
SOURCE: MMIT Analytics,
as of 8/8/22 |
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