Brinton gets nod from DCGI for favipiravir in India

Pharma Company, Brinton Pharmaceuticals has received green signal from Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) for marketing of favipiravir under the brand name faviton. The drug will be marketed in India and exported globally by the company and will be available in 200 mg tablets.

Favipiravir is an effective treatment option in the management of mild-to-moderate COVID-19 as per clinical evidence. The medicine is an orally-administered medication and more convenient compared to intravenously-administered medicines.

Rahul Kumar Darda, CMD, Brinton Pharmaceuticals, said, “We always wanted to launch “evidence-based cure” to combat COVID-19. Our strategic intent will be to improve the access through our strong distribution network that will help make faviton available across all COVID treatment centres and our MRP is Rs 59 per tablet”.

The drug will be available in a strip of 10 tablets and 50 tablets in a box.

  • Related Posts

    Supreme Court declines plea to make nucleic acid tests compulsory at blood banks

    New Delhi:  The Supreme Court on Friday (March 13, 2026) refused to direct the government to compulsorily conduct “expensive” Nucleic Acid Tests (NAT) to identify diseases ahead of blood transfusions,…

    Jaipur: Fraudster Arun Kumar Arrested for Extorting Medical Store Owners by Posing as Drug Inspector

    Jaipur— Brahmpuri police in Jaipur have arrested a notorious fraudster who systematically extorted money from medical store owners by impersonating a Drug Inspector. The same accused, Arun Kumar, also cheated…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Supreme Court declines plea to make nucleic acid tests compulsory at blood banks

    Supreme Court declines plea to make nucleic acid tests compulsory at blood banks

    Jaipur: Fraudster Arun Kumar Arrested for Extorting Medical Store Owners by Posing as Drug Inspector

    Jaipur: Fraudster Arun Kumar Arrested for Extorting Medical Store Owners by Posing as Drug Inspector

    India’s Medical Devices Sector Logs 4,108 Licensed Manufacturers and ₹20,658 Crore FDI Inflows Since 2018

    India’s Medical Devices Sector Logs 4,108 Licensed Manufacturers and ₹20,658 Crore FDI Inflows Since 2018

    Abbott introduces its most advanced drug eluting stent XIENCE Skypoint™ in India

    Abbott introduces its most advanced drug eluting stent XIENCE Skypoint™ in India

    Top 30 pharma companies post 12% revenue growth in first nine months

    Top 30 pharma companies post 12% revenue growth in first nine months

    India Cracks Down On Ads For Weight-Loss Drugs Like GLP-1 In New Advisory

    India Cracks Down On Ads For Weight-Loss Drugs Like GLP-1 In New Advisory