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Letybo

Hugel / Croma-Pharma

A source-linked identity profile for Letybo, including a current German patient-information document issued for Croma Deutschland GmbH.

Evidence status: Evidence dossier · named clinical review approved

Identity record

What is recorded

v2026.08.15.1
Record type
Source-linked family profile
Recorded maker
Hugel / Croma-Pharma
Classification
Neuromodulator
Material identity
letibotulinumtoxinA · botulinum toxin type A
Snapshot date
14 August 2026

Manufacturer and category are catalogue fields. They are not, by themselves, a regulatory classification or verification of the exact marketed presentation.

Jurisdiction map

What each market source establishes

Ready for clinical review

Product names and regulatory context do not travel automatically between countries. Each row below is limited to its named source market.

DE

Germany

Approved product information

Named record

Letybo

German patient information documents Letybo 50 units and botulinum toxin type A for Croma Deutschland GmbH.

Limit: The linked German leaflet is presentation-specific and does not establish another country's label.

UK

United Kingdom

Approved product information

Named record

Letybo

The UK SmPC records Letybo 50 units as a prescription medicinal product containing botulinum toxin type A.

Limit: UK product information must not be generalised to Germany, the US, or another presentation.

US

United States

Approved product information

Named record

LETYBO

United States labeling records LETYBO with the nonproprietary name letibotulinumtoxinA-wlbg.

Limit: The US proper name and label context are market-specific.

Catalogue relationship

Matched identities and variants

1 match

Provenance

Sources checked for this profile

4 sources · checked 14 August 2026
  1. Approved label

    1. Letybo 50 units — patient information leaflet

    Croma Deutschland GmbH via PatientenInfo-Service · Germany

    Open source ↗

    Supports: German product name, presentation, active-component wording, and leaflet revision context.

  2. Manufacturer

    2. Letybo receives FDA approval

    Croma-Pharma · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: Manufacturer relationship and United States brand context.

  3. Approved label

    3. Letybo 50 units — Summary of Product Characteristics

    electronic Medicines Compendium · United Kingdom

    Open source ↗

    Supports: The current UK product name, presentation, botulinum-toxin-type-A composition wording, and prescription context.

  4. Approved label

    4. LETYBO — current United States drug label

    U.S. National Library of Medicine (DailyMed) · United States

    Open source ↗

    Supports: The United States LETYBO identity, Hugel packager context, and letibotulinumtoxinA-wlbg naming.

Claim ledger

Every statement has a boundary

2 review claims
  1. 1

    Identity

    Letybo is documented by current product-information sources in Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

    Scope: The statement covers identity presence in the cited sources, not identical presentations or authorised uses.

  2. 2

    Material / active name

    European sources use botulinum toxin type A wording; the US label uses letibotulinumtoxinA-wlbg.

    Scope: Names are transcribed by source market without an equivalence or conversion claim.

Use boundary

What this record does not establish

  • Regulatory statusOnly within a source's named jurisdiction; family-profile review does not establish status elsewhere.
  • Authenticity or supply chainA catalogue name cannot authenticate an individual box, lot, or seller.
  • Clinical suitabilityNo product selection, patient assessment, dose, protocol, or injection technique is provided.
  • Availability or equivalenceNames, formulations, units, and presentations can vary by market and over time.

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