Relugolix Tablets

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Active Ingredients

Relugolix

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Orgovyx 120mg Film-coated Tablets

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PL Number:: PLGB 0142/1272
MA Holder:: Accord-UK Ltd
Product Classification:: POM
Product Status:: Active

Product Documentation

View Patient Information Leaflet (PIL- Orgovyx® 120 mg film-coated tablets (Great Britain))

Last updated on this site: 17 Jan 2024

Description of update: SmPC section 4.8 and the PIL have been updated in line with the PRAC recommendation (PSUSA/00010994/202301) regarding the side effects angioedema and urticaria.
PIL sections updated: 4 and 6.

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View Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC - Orgovyx® 120 mg film-coated tablets, Relugolix 120 mg film-coated tablets (Great Britain))

Last updated on this site: 30 Jul 2025

CCC-AccordUK-00142-017
IB grouped variation via IRP route:
1.) IB, B.II.e.1.b.1 – Register a change in the immediate packaging of the finished product; addition of a new container 30's count blister pack with shelf life of 48 months.
2.) IB, B.II.e.1.b.1 – Register a change in the immediate packaging of the finished product; addition of a new container 90's count blister pack with shelf life of 48 months.
3.) IAin, B.II.e.5.a.1 – Register addition of a new pack size of 90's
HDPE bottle.
4.) IA, B.II.b.5.b – Register addition of blister leak test as a new in-process test applied during the manufacture of the finished product.
5.) IB, B.II.f.1.b.1 – Register an extension to the shelf life of the HDPE bottle for the finished product as packed for sale from 36 months to 48 months when stored below 30˚C.

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Relugolix 120 mg film-coated tablets

Medicines showing this symbol are subject to additional monitoring. This will allow quick identification of new safety information. Please click here for more information.

PL Number:: PLGB 0142/1272
MA Holder:: Accord-UK Ltd
Product Classification:: POM
Product Status:: Active

Product Documentation

View Patient Information Leaflet (PIL- Relugolix 120 mg film-coated tablets)

Last updated on this site: 13 Mar 2024

Description of update: To register the addition of the generic name "Relugolix 120 mg film-coated tablets".
Consequently, sections 1, 4.1, 4.2, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7, 4.8, 4.9, 5.1, 5.2, 6.5, 6.6 and 10 of the SPC have been updated, aswell as the label and leaflet.
PIL sections updated: Intro and sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.

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View Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC - Orgovyx® 120 mg film-coated tablets, Relugolix 120 mg film-coated tablets (Great Britain))

Last updated on this site: 30 Jul 2025

CCC-AccordUK-00142-017
IB grouped variation via IRP route:
1.) IB, B.II.e.1.b.1 – Register a change in the immediate packaging of the finished product; addition of a new container 30's count blister pack with shelf life of 48 months.
2.) IB, B.II.e.1.b.1 – Register a change in the immediate packaging of the finished product; addition of a new container 90's count blister pack with shelf life of 48 months.
3.) IAin, B.II.e.5.a.1 – Register addition of a new pack size of 90's
HDPE bottle.
4.) IA, B.II.b.5.b – Register addition of blister leak test as a new in-process test applied during the manufacture of the finished product.
5.) IB, B.II.f.1.b.1 – Register an extension to the shelf life of the HDPE bottle for the finished product as packed for sale from 36 months to 48 months when stored below 30˚C.

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General FAQs

What is a generic medicine?

What is a biosimilar medicine?

How do I search for a product?

How do I print off documents on the Accord Product Website?

What does Accord do with any personal details I provide?

What is a Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC)?

What is a Patient Information Leaflet (PIL)?

What is a Risk Minimisation Measure (RMM)?

▼ What does a black triangle mean?

I am looking for a product that Accord sells, but which is not listed on your product site. Where can I find it?

How can I tell two similarly-named products apart?