Heap of medical pills in white, blue and other colors. Pills in plastic package. With a number of new medicines expected to launch that will have a significant impact for patients across new disease areas, 2023 will be a milestone year for biosimilars.

Reducing the high cost of prescriptions that both employers and employees pay at the pharmacy is no easy task. Demographic changes and the increase of available pharmaceutical solutions is driving up prices. However, the use of generic and so-called biosimilar drugs can help. While generics use identical ingredients to their FDA-approved brand-name cousins, biosimilars, while not using identical ingredients, have been shown to work the same in the body.

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