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Viatris won FDA approval for its Gwyn Lo contraceptive patch while the agency separately rebuked the company’s Tobi Podhaler advertising.

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Viatris won FDA approval for its Gwyn Lo contraceptive patch while the agency separately rebuked the company’s Tobi Podhaler advertising.
  • FDA approved Gwyn Lo, Viatris’ once-weekly combined hormonal contraceptive patch, for women of childbearing potential with BMI below 30 kg/m² who are appropriate candidates for combined hormonal contraception.
  • Viatris expects Gwyn Lo to become commercially available later in 2026, adding a new women’s-health product to its U.S. portfolio.
  • FDA issued Viatris an untitled letter over a direct-to-consumer Tobi Podhaler video that the agency said misleadingly suggested the cystic-fibrosis inhaler can be used anywhere without concern.
  • The agency said Tobi Podhaler’s instructions require adequate lighting, stable conditions, dry storage and handling that avoids moisture exposure, because improper use can result in a suboptimal dose.

Quotes

“Gwyn Lo will provide a discreet option for women seeking a reversible, non-invasive, once-weekly contraception patch with a low dose of estrogen”— Philippe Martin
“set the mouthpiece aside on a clean, dry surface”— U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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