FDA Orange Book

When a drug company gets FDA approval for a new medication, it goes in the Orange Book. The data shows when each drug was approved, who makes it, what it treats, and crucially, when the patent expires. This matters because once a patent expires, other companies can make generic versions. If you're curious about when a cheaper generic version of your medication might hit the market, or tracking which drugs a particular company makes, this is where that information lives.

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