Shire and Actavis sued in competition case over ADHD drug
Rochester Drug Co-operative, a wholesaler serving community retail pharmacy and home healthcare dealers, has filed a class action complaint against Shire and Actavis in a competition case centring on ADHD drug Intuniv (guanfacine hydrochloride).
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