Indian homegrown vaccine maker Bharat Biotech is to launch its intranasal COVID-19 vaccine, iNCOVACC (BBV154), on January 26, on the occasion of India's Republic Day, claiming it is the world's first intranasal vaccine for COVID-19.
The company is to sell the intranasal vaccine for $4 per shot for procurement by the government and $9.84 for private vaccination centers.
Chairman and managing director Dr Krishna Ella termed it a global game changer in intranasal vaccine technology and delivery systems. "Despite the lack of demand for COVID-19 vaccines, we continued product development in intranasal vaccines to ensure that we are well prepared with platform technologies for future infectious diseases," he said.
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