Amino Acids was first introduced by B Braun Medical Inc in its drug Freamine 8.5% on Approved Prior to Jan 1, 1982. Other drugs containing Amino Acids are Aminess 5.2% Essential Amino Acids W/ Histadine, Novamine 11.4%, Trophamine, Freamine Iii 10%, Travasol 8.5% W/O Electrolytes, Aminosyn 3.5% In Plastic Container, Branchamin 4%, Aminosyn Ii 15% In Plastic Container, Aminosyn-Hbc 7% In Plastic Container, Trophamine 10%, Aminosyn 3.5%, Nephramine 5.4%, Freamine Iii 8.5%, Aminosyn-Pf 10%, Aminosyn-Pf 7%, Aminosyn Ii 10% In Plastic Container, Aminosyn 10%, Aminosyn 7% (Ph6), Renamin W/O Electrolytes, Aminosyn Ii 3.5% In Plastic Container, Aminosyn 7%, Aminosyn-Rf 5.2%, Aminosyn Ii 5%, Novamine 8.5%, Aminosyn Ii 3.5%, Aminosyn-Hbc 7%, Travasol 8.5% In Plastic Container, Hepatamine 8%, Aminosyn 8.5%, Neopham 6.4%, Aminosyn Ii 10%, Aminosyn 10% (Ph6), Travasol 10% In Plastic Container, Aminosyn 5%, Travasol 5.5% In Plastic Container, Aminosyn Ii 8.5%, Aminosyn 8.5% (Ph6), Aminosyn Ii 7%, Novamine 15%, Branchamin 4% In Plastic Container, Freamine Hbc 6.9%, Freamine Ii 8.5%, Travasol 5.5% W/O Electrolytes, Novamine 15% Sulfite Free In Plastic Container, Prosol 20% Sulfite Free In Plastic Container, Travasol 10% W/O Electrolytes. 7 different companies have introduced drugs containing Amino Acids.

Amino Acids Generic API Manufacturers

Several generic applications have been filed for Amino Acids. The first generic version for Amino Acids was by Icu Medical Inc and was approved on Apr 4, 1996. And the latest generic version is by B Braun Medical Inc and was approved on Apr 13, 2012.

Given below is the list of companies who have filed for Amino Acids generic, along with the locations of their manufacturing plants worldwide.