Latuda lurasidone patent expiry generic?

Latuda (lurasidone) doesn’t have a single global “patent expiry.” There are multiple patent families (composition of matter, formulations, new uses, etc.) and each can expire at different times, and your country’s laws also affect when a generic can enter.

If you want a precise answer, tell me:
- the country or region you’re asking about (e.g., United States, European Union, UK, Canada, etc.)
- and whether you want current patent status or an expected generic entry date soon.

In the meantime, you can check the current status yourself at the FDA’s Orange Book (US) or the relevant national patent/medicine regulatory resources. For the US, look up “Latuda” or “lurasidone” in the FDA Orange Book to see:
- which patent numbers cover lurasidone and its uses
- the expiration dates listed for each patent
- any listed regulatory exclusivities (e.g., pediatric exclusivity)

If you share the country, I can summarize the current status and explain what it means for potential generic availability.