Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) might have had some share-boosting news with a court victory over a rival on Tuesday, but the shadow of a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation continues to hang over the Netherlands-incorporated company.
A Mylan statement sent to The Pharma Letter on Tuesday confirmed that the company had received an information request from the FTC ‘months ago’ as part of the preliminary investigation into the pricing of the EpiPen Auto-Injector (epinephrine injection, USP).
A barrage of criticism was directed at the drugmaker last year over its continuing policy of pursuing huge price hikes for the devices, which are needed by those suffering from life-threatening allergies.
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