Paxlovid may no longer be distributed with an emergency use label after March 8, the Food and Drug Administration announced. Providers may dispense unexpired Paxlovid labeled for emergency use to patients through March 8, after which Paxlovid labeled for emergency use must be returned to the manufacturer or disposed of in accord with regulations, the agency said.

The FDA last May approved a new drug application for Pfizer’s Paxlovid to treat adults at high risk of progressing to severe COVID-19. Paxlovid labeled under the new drug application will continue to be authorized for emergency use to treat eligible pediatric patients, the agency said.
 

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