Hyloris Pushes Into South America With Maxigesic IV

Extends Existing Alliance With Pharma Bavaria To Cover 17 Countries

Hyloris is on a roll with licensing deals for its Maxigesic IV non-opioid pain treatment, with an extension of its existing agreement with Pharma Bavaria to cover South American territories coming hot on the heels of recent developments in the US and Europe.

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Hyloris is pushing into South America with its Maxigesic IV analgesic • Source: Alamy

Belgian value-added medicines specialist Hyloris Pharmaceuticals has announced yet another licensing deal for its Maxigesic IV (paracetamol/ibuprofen) 1,000mg/300mg intravenous analgesic, extending a deal initially struck with Pharma Bavaria International in 2020 for Central America to cover Latin America and the Caribbean.

The February 2020 deal with Pharma Bavaria covered the commercialization of Maxigesic IV in 12 countries in Central America, while...

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