Claris’ anesthesia injection earns FDA approval

Claris Injectibles, a subsidiary of India-based Claris Lifesciences Limited, earned Food and Drug Administration approval for its bupivacaine hydrochloride injectable medication.

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Bupivacaine hydrochloride is a long-acting local or regional anesthesia used for surgical procedures.

Claris currently has 15 drug approvals, with 25 pending. The company expects more market approvals before the end of the year.

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