Warner-Lambert has sold more than 14 product lines and its Parke-Davissterile manufacturing facility located in Rochester, Michigan, as well as certain manufacturing contracts for third parties, to King Pharmaceuticals, whose chief executive, John Gregory, described the sale as a significant milestone for the Bristol, Tennessee-based company.
The price for the entire acquisition package was $125 million and the products sold by W-L include Procanbid (procainamide HCI), which has a unique sustained-release technology patent providing exclusivity until 2014.
Other products acquired by King include: Fluogen (influenza virus vaccine); Anusol-HC (benzyl benzoate and hydrocortisone acetate); Ketalar (ketamine); Aplisol (tuberculin); Vira-A (vidarabine); Pitocin (oxytocin); and Humatin (paromomycin).
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