Reliance Life Sciences adalimumab
Adalimumab biosimilar developed by Reliance Life Sciences. Reference product Humira.
About Reliance Life Sciences adalimumab
Reliance Life Sciences received its adalimumab permission in India in June 2015, the second Indian company to do so after Zydus. The Indian regulator records the firm and the molecule but not the brand name, so the product is listed here under the company's name. Reliance holds more biosimilar permissions than any other Indian company in the Atlas.
Status by market
United States
Not listed by FDA.
European Union
Not listed by EMA.
United Kingdom
Not listed by MHRA.
Japan
Not listed by PMDA.
Canada
Not listed by HC.
India
Central Drugs Standard Control OrganisationApprovedUnited Arab Emirates
Not listed by EDE.
Other developers in the same markets
Where Reliance Life Sciences adalimumab holds an approval, these are the other adalimumab biosimilars approved in that market.
| Market | Rivals | Developers (product) |
|---|---|---|
| CDSCO | 4 | Enzene Biosciences (Enzene Biosciences adalimumab), Hetero (Mabura), Shilpa Biologicals (Shilpa Biologicals adalimumab), Zydus Lifesciences (Exemptia / Cadalimab) |
Same developer, other molecules
Other biosimilars in the Atlas developed by Reliance Life Sciences: Reliance Life Sciences bevacizumab, Reliance Life Sciences darbepoetin alfa, Reliance Life Sciences denosumab, Reliance Life Sciences etanercept, Reliance Life Sciences follitropin alfa, Reliance Life Sciences golimumab, Reliance Life Sciences infliximab, Reliance Life Sciences omalizumab, Reliance Life Sciences ranibizumab, Reliance Life Sciences rituximab, Reliance Life Sciences somatropin, Reliance Life Sciences trastuzumab, UstekiRel.
Chronology
- CDSCOJun 2015CDSCO permission granted
Sources
S014CDSCO, permissions granted in Form 46 and 46A, to 2019 Primary (regulator)
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