RICHMOND, Va., Dec. 12, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Kaléo, a privately-held pharmaceutical company, today announced that it will offer an authorized generic of its EVZIO® (naloxone HCl injection) take home ...

The Food and Drug Administration has approved an auto-injector developed by a Richmond pharmaceutical company for emergency treatment of an overdose involving powerful painkillers. EVZIO is a ...

RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 11, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- kaléo, a privately-held pharmaceutical company, today announced that EVZIO ® (naloxone HCl injection) Auto-injectors have been reported to help save more ...

(Reuters) - Kaleo Inc, which came under fire last year for the high price of its device to treat opioid overdoses, on Thursday said it is expanding nonprescription access to the Evzio injector and ...

In addition to the new authorized generic, Evzio is now available at $178 per carton (2 auto-injectors per carton) for government agencies, first responders, health departments, and other qualifying ...

While naloxone effectively reverses the effects of an opioid overdose, medical experts said the rising price of one form of the drug may limit overall access to the life-saving medicine. Opioid ...

First responders around the state will get a naloxone auto-injector aimed at stopping opioid overdoses under a grant announced Wednesday. But after the three-year grant from drugmaker Kaleo runs out, ...

Kaléo rolled out two initiatives to increase access to its opioid overdose reversal drug Evzio, the company announced April 5. Here are four things to know. 1. Kaléo already covers out-of-pocket costs ...

After watching patients in need struggle to get access to naloxone, we made a commitment, starting in 2016, to make EVZIO® available for $0 out of pocket for all patients with commercial insurance and ...

Richmond-based Kaleo has announced a program that allows local law enforcement agencies to receive medicine to treat emergency opioid overdoses for free. The pharmaceutical company says the Henrico ...

Drew Engelhart said he wouldn’t be alive to enjoy the upcoming holidays if it weren’t for the drug naloxone. “When you’re in addiction, you’re lost,” Engelhart said. “You have to have something — ...