The Outsourcing Facilities Association, along with compounding pharmacy FarmaKeio Superior Custom Compounding, alleged the FDA acted arbitrarily and failed to provide prior notice regarding its decision.
The plaintiffs asserted that the shortage of Lilly’s drugs is not truly over and argued that the FDA’s action limits patient access to essential medications. The lawsuit seeks to overturn the FDA’s removal of Lilly’s weight loss drugs from the shortage list.
With the FDA announcement, many patients who relied on compounded versions of the medications now face the choice of switching to higher priced brand-name medications or seeking alternatives from Novo Nordisk.
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