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ENTRY TYPE
approved drug
IDENTITY
Sequence verified

No structure asset recorded

TOP EVIDENCE
Grade A — ABSSSI (adults, two-dose)
MAJOR STATUS
Jurisdiction-specific — see status table
SPORT
Prohibited — as of 2026-08-06
VERIFIED
2026-08-06

Bottom line

Dalbavancin is a semisynthetic lipoglycopeptide antibiotic with a long (~14 days) enabling a convenient 2-dose weekly regimen (1,000 mg day 1, 500 mg day 8) for ABSSSI. Its lipophilic side chain enhances activity against MRSA and other Gram-positive bacteria. Not active against Gram-negative organisms. A single 1,500 mg dose is also approved.

Identity and composition

FieldVerified information
Preferred nameDalbavancin
Key aliasesDalvance, BI-397, VER001
Molecular/sequence identitySemisynthetic lipoglycopeptide derived from the A40926 fermentation product of Nonomuraea species. A mixture of five active homologs (A0, A1, B0, B1, B2); B0 is the major component. The core structure is a glycopeptide with an N-acylaminoglucuronic acid moiety carrying a fatty acid side chain.
Modifications/formHydrochloride salt; powder for infusion after and dilution
Stable identifiers: 16134627 (B0); DrugBank: DB09032; ChEBI: CHEBI:136534; CAS: 171500-79-1
Identity caveatsA lipoglycopeptide — classified as a peptide-derived antibiotic, not a natural peptide. Distinguish from vancomycin (glycopeptide, no lipophilic side chain) and oritavancin.

Development and approval status

JurisdictionStatus and indicationProduct/sourceAs of
USA (FDA)Approved — ABSSSI (adults and pediatric patients)Dalvance (Durata Therapeutics/AbbVie)2014
EU (EMA)Approved — ABSSSI (adults)Dalvance2015
Status is multi-axis
Dalbavancin authorization and sport-status profileFour medicine-authorization axes reproduce only documented status rows; sport status is shown separately.UNITED STATESApproved — ABSSSI (adults andpediatric patients)SOURCE / AS OFROW 1 / 2014EU/EEAApproved — ABSSSI (adults)SOURCE / AS OFROW 2 / 2015UNITED KINGDOMSOURCE ROW OMITTEDSEE AUDIT REASONSOURCE / AS OFNOT PRESENT / NOT RECORDEDOTHER DOCUMENTEDSOURCE ROW OMITTEDSEE AUDIT REASONSOURCE / AS OFNOT PRESENT / NOT RECORDEDSPORT STATUS — SEPARATE FROM MEDICINE AUTHORIZATIONWADA status: not prohibited. No US federal CSA scheduling was identified as of 2026-08-06;state law and other jurisdictions were not assessed. FDA-approved ABSSSI populations and
Authorization belongs to the named product, use, place, and date; sport status is independent.
テキストによる説明
UNITED STATES
USA (FDA): Approved — ABSSSI (adults and pediatric patients)
EU/EEA
EU (EMA): Approved — ABSSSI (adults)
UNITED KINGDOM
No UNITED KINGDOM row is present in the source status table
OTHER DOCUMENTED
No OTHER DOCUMENTED row is present in the source status table

Sport status: WADA status: not prohibited. No US federal CSA scheduling was identified as of 2026-08-06; state law and other jurisdictions were not assessed. FDA-approved ABSSSI populations and current generic availability are product-specific.

Mechanism and pharmacology

Dalbavancin interferes with bacterial cell wall synthesis by binding to the D-alanyl-D-alanine terminus of the stem pentapeptide in nascent peptidoglycan, preventing cross-linking. It is bactericidal in vitro against S. aureus and S. pyogenes. The lipophilic side chain increases potency and prolongs by enhancing albumin binding and reducing renal clearance.

: administration; half-life ~14.4 days; high protein binding (>93%); primarily renal excretion; not CYP450 metabolized; no dose adjustment for hepatic impairment.

Evidence by claim

Claim/indicationStageGradeBest human evidenceMain resultImportant limitations
ABSSSI (adults, two-dose)ApprovedATwo identically designed phase 3 (Trial 1/2; N=1,312); dalbavancin 1,000 mg d1 + 500 mg d8 vs vancomycin 1 g q12h (optional switch to linezolid)Early clinical response (48-72 h): dalbavancin 79.7-82.3% vs vancomycin 75.8-80.7% — met non-inferiority (margin -10%)~5% received concomitant aztreonam; Eastern European majority population
ABSSSI (single dose)ApprovedAPhase 3 RCT (Trial 3; N=698); dalbavancin 1,500 mg single dose vs 1,000/500 mg two-doseSingle dose non-inferior to two-dose regimenNot -controlled; insufficient historical data to compare vs placebo at follow-up
エビデンスグレード
  • AグレードA: 特定の表示使用に対して確立
  • BグレードB: 中等度のヒトエビデンス
  • CグレードC: 予備的ヒトエビデンス
  • DグレードD: 前臨床のみ
  • EグレードE: 逸話的/マーケティング主張
  • XグレードX: エビデンスが主張と矛盾するか、支持しない
エビデンスグレーディングの詳細
Claim-evidence profile
Dalbavancin claim-evidence profileA: 2 claims; B: 0 claims; C: 0 claims; D: 0 claims; E: 0 claims; X: 0 claimsCONTRADICTORY / NON-SUPPORTIVEA — Established for a specific labeled useGrade A: Established for a specific labeled use — current approval plus adequate controlled trials and post-market context.2 claimsABSSSI (adults, two-dose)ABSSSI (single dose)B — Moderate human evidenceGrade B: Moderate human evidence — multiple controlled studies or a strong pivotal study, but no current approval for the claim.0 claimsC — Preliminary human evidenceGrade C: Preliminary human evidence — small, uncontrolled, surrogate-endpoint, or early-phase studies.0 claimsD — Preclinical onlyGrade D: Preclinical only — in vitro or animal evidence with no adequate human efficacy evidence.0 claimsE — Anecdotal/marketing claimGrade E: Anecdotal/marketing claim — testimonials, extrapolation, or vendor claims without adequate scientific support.0 claimsX — Evidence contradicts or does not support the claimGrade X: Evidence contradicts or does not support the claim — adequate negative evidence, failed program, or claim inconsistent with the studied material.0 claims
This counts the page's claim rows; it does not average them into a score.
テキストによる説明

Text alternative for the claim-evidence diagram. Each grade is defined below:

AEstablished for a specific labeled use
2 claims: ABSSSI (adults, two-dose); ABSSSI (single dose)
BModerate human evidence
0 claims
CPreliminary human evidence
0 claims
DPreclinical only
0 claims
EAnecdotal/marketing claim
0 claims
XEvidence contradicts or does not support the claim
0 claims
United StatesApproved — ABSSSI (adults and pediatric patients)
EU/EEAApproved — ABSSSI (adults)

Key studies

StudyDesign/populationExposure studiedEndpoints and resultLimitations
DUR001-301 and DUR001-302 (two-dose)Phase 3, DB, double-dummy, ; N=1,312; ABSSSIDalbavancin 1,000 mg d1 + 500 mg d8 vs vancomycin IV q12hECR (48-72 h): 79.7% vs 75.8% (Trial 1); 82.3% vs 80.7% (Trial 2); both met NIShort course comparator (10-14 d); different geographies
DUR001-303 (single dose)Phase 3, DB, RCT; N=698; ABSSSIDalbavancin 1,500 mg single dose vs two-dose regimenSingle dose met NI vs two-dose for ≥20% lesion reduction at 48-72 hNo active non-dalbavancin comparator for single dose

Dose and administration evidence

Approved labeled regimen

The label summary below is product-, indication-, and jurisdiction-specific; consult the full current label and a licensed clinician/pharmacist.

Adults (two-dose): 1,000 mg followed 1 wk later by 500 mg IV. Single-dose: 1,500 mg IV ×1. Pediatric (3 mo to <18 y): weight-based. Infuse over 30 min. Renal impairment (CrCl <30 mL/min): two-dose regimen — 750 mg/375 mg; single dose — 1,125 mg.

What is not established

  • Use beyond ABSSSI (e.g., osteomyelitis, endocarditis — off-label studied but not approved).

  • Use in pregnancy: limited human data.

  • Pediatric patients <3 months: very limited data.

Safety

Established label risks

  • Nausea, diarrhea, headache, vomiting, pruritus — most frequent adverse events.

  • Infusion reactions (phlebitis, thrombophlebitis).

  • Elevated ALT/AST (typically mild).

  • Not studied in pregnancy; animal studies show no teratogenicity at clinically relevant exposures.

Human-study signals

Unknowns and product-quality risks

  • One vial may not deliver full label dose; overdosing possible if multiple vials used without accounting for overfill.

  • No oral formulation.

Interactions and special populations

Not a CYP inhibitor/inducer/substrate. Avoid concurrent nephrotoxic agents (limited data). Renal impairment requires dose adjustment (CrCl <30 mL/min). No dose change for mild-moderate hepatic impairment.

Regulatory, compounding, and sport notes

status: not prohibited. No US federal CSA scheduling was identified as of 2026-08-06; state law and other jurisdictions were not assessed. FDA-approved ABSSSI populations and current generic availability are product-specific.

Evidence gaps

  • Comparative effectiveness vs ceftaroline or tedizolid for ABSSSI.

  • Utilization for off-label indications (osteomyelitis, IE, prosthetic joint infections).

  • Long-term safety of single-dose regimen (60-day follow-up used in trials).

  • Dalbavancin-nonsusceptible isolates: not observed in clinical trials but in vitro serial passage can select resistant variants.

Search notes

  • Databases and registries: FDA label (accessdata.fda.gov), DailyMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, PubMed

  • Search terms: dalbavancin, Dalvance, lipoglycopeptide, ABSSSI, MRSA, two-dose regimen

  • Last searched: 2026-08-06

  • Inclusion emphasis: FDA/EMA labels, phase 3

Sources

  1. FDA prescribing information: DALVANCE (dalbavancin) for injection. Available at: https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/drugsatfda_docs/label/2025/021883Orig1s012lbl.pdf (accessed 2026-08-06).

  2. DailyMed: DALVANCE. Available at: https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=4b4674d8-4d1e-4728-8465-d42ada33fa5c (accessed 2026-08-06).

  3. Boucher HW, et al. Once-weekly dalbavancin versus daily conventional therapy for skin infection. N Engl J Med. 2014;370(23):2169-79. DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa1310480.

  4. Dunne MW, et al. Single-dose oritavancin and dalbavancin for ABSSSI — two pivotal trials and a single-dose study. Clin Infect Dis. 2015;61(Suppl 2):S58-67. DOI: 10.1093/cid/civ675.

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Dalbavancin offers a way to complete therapy without the hassle and hazards of long-term IV access,

Thomas L. HollandMDDuke University School of MedicineCIDRAPAccessed 2026-08-09

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質問

Is dalbavancin FDA-approved?

Yes. The FDA approved dalbavancin (Dalvance) in 2014 for acute bacterial skin and skin structure infections (ABSSSI) in adults and pediatric patients. The EMA approved it in 2015 for ABSSSI in adults. Its long half-life of about 14 days supports infrequent administration under the product-specific label.

What does the evidence show for dalbavancin in ABSSSI?

Two phase 3 RCTs (N=1,312 total) compared the labeled dalbavancin regimen against vancomycin. Early clinical response at 48-72 hours was 79.7-82.3% for dalbavancin versus 75.8-80.7% for vancomycin, meeting non-inferiority. Trials also support an alternative labeled regimen with comparable efficacy.

Is dalbavancin the same as vancomycin?

No. Both are glycopeptide-derived antibiotics, but dalbavancin is a semisynthetic lipoglycopeptide with a lipophilic side chain that enhances potency and prolongs half-life. Vancomycin lacks this side chain. They have distinct approved indications and labeled regimens; see the individual monographs.

What are dalbavancin's main safety signals?

The most frequent adverse events are nausea, diarrhea, headache, vomiting, and pruritus. Treatment-related reactions including phlebitis have been reported, and ALT or AST elevations were typically mild. The overall adverse-event rate was lower than vancomycin in the cited phase 3 trials.

Does dalbavancin work against Gram-negative bacteria?

No. Dalbavancin is not active against Gram-negative organisms. It is specifically active against Gram-positive bacteria including MRSA. It binds to the D-alanyl-D-alanine terminus of peptidoglycan precursors to inhibit cell wall synthesis.

Is dalbavancin prohibited in sport?

No. Dalbavancin is not prohibited by WADA. It has no US federal CSA scheduling as of the monograph's last review date.

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