
Associated Press - December 4, 2007
Matrix Laboratories Ltd. will make the drug, also called Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate, in 300-milligram doses. Mylan owns a 71.5 percent stake in India-based Matrix.
The emergency plan allows a company to immediately sell the treatment in certain countries outside of the United States. Tentative approval means the product meets safety, effectiveness and manufacturing quality standards.
Mylan did not release pricing information or international sale plans.
Sales of Viread fell during Gilead's most recent quarter by 13 percent to $149.1 million.
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