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Marketing authorisations
FDA — authorised 21 April 2000
Application: NDA021025
Marketing authorisation holder: NOVARTIS
Local brand name: EXELON
Indication: SOLUTION — ORAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 21 April 2000
Application: NDA020823
Marketing authorisation holder: NOVARTIS
Local brand name: EXELON
Indication: CAPSULE — ORAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 6 July 2007
Application: NDA022083
Marketing authorisation holder: SANDOZ
Local brand name: EXELON
Indication: FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE — TRANSDERMAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 31 August 2015
Application: ANDA204403
Marketing authorisation holder: ALVOGEN
Local brand name: RIVASTIGMINE
Indication: FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE — TRANSDERMAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 20 June 2018
Application: ANDA205622
Marketing authorisation holder: MYLAN TECHNOLOGIES
Local brand name: RIVASTIGMINE
Indication: FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE — TRANSDERMAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 4 March 2019
Application: ANDA206318
Marketing authorisation holder: ZYDUS PHARMS
Local brand name: RIVASTIGMINE
Indication: FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE — TRANSDERMAL
Status: approved
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FDA — authorised 26 November 2019
Application: ANDA209063
Marketing authorisation holder: BRECKENRIDGE
Local brand name: RIVASTIGMINE
Indication: FILM, EXTENDED RELEASE — TRANSDERMAL
Status: approved
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FDA
Safety signals — FAERS
Adverse reaction reports describe suspected side effects. A report does not mean the drug caused the event — co-medications, underlying disease and coincidence all contribute.
Window: 20 April 2025 – 20 April 2026
Total reports: 10,485
Most-reported reactions
Death — 2,642 reports (25.2%) Fall — 1,408 reports (13.43%) Confusional State — 971 reports (9.26%) Pneumonia — 881 reports (8.4%) Vomiting — 881 reports (8.4%) Malaise — 833 reports (7.94%) Nausea — 757 reports (7.22%) Hallucination — 737 reports (7.03%) Drug Ineffective — 694 reports (6.62%) Dizziness — 681 reports (6.49%)
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Exelon in other countries
Same drug, different regulators. Each page below lists the local marketing authorisation, HTA position, pricing, and adverse-event data.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Exelon approved in United States?
Yes. FDA authorised it on 21 April 2000; FDA authorised it on 21 April 2000; FDA authorised it on 6 July 2007.
Who is the marketing authorisation holder for Exelon in United States?
NOVARTIS holds the US marketing authorisation.