Aquestive Therapeutics Secures Two New U.S. Patents for Anaphylm™ Sublingual Epinephrine Film, Extending Protection Through 2037
Reuters
Oct 08
Aquestive Therapeutics Secures Two New U.S. Patents for Anaphylm™ Sublingual Epinephrine Film, Extending Protection Through 2037
Aquestive Therapeutics Inc. announced the issuance of two new U.S. patents for Anaphylm™, its novel sublingual film formulation of an epinephrine prodrug for the treatment of severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. The newly granted patents, titled "Enhanced Delivery Epinephrine Compositions" and "Enhanced Delivery Epinephrine and Prodrug Compositions," cover proprietary formulations designed to enhance oral mucosal absorption of epinephrine. The patents extend protection for Anaphylm™ through at least 2037, reinforcing the company's intellectual property position as it advances the product toward potential regulatory approval. If approved, Anaphylm™ would become the first oral medication of its kind for emergency allergy treatment.
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