Melt Pharmaceuticals Announces MELT-210 Top-Line Results of Phase 1 Pharmacokinetics (PK) Study for Procedural Sedation
Melt Pharmaceuticals announced favorable top-line results from its phase 1 PK study of MELT-210, a 3 mg sublingual midazolam tablet.
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Bioavailability of MELT-210 Compares Favorably to Reference Drug
The study was conducted in 23 patients and compared 3 mg and 6 mg MELT-210 sublingual midazolam tablets against an IV-administered comparator of midazolam. The top-line data demonstrated that concentration comparisons between MELT-210 and the reference drug met the goals of the study.
“We are pleased with the data that we are seeing from our PK study of MELT-210,” said
MELT-210 is administered in a rapidly dissolving, sublingual tablet developed in partnership with Catalent, using its proprietary Zydis® orally disintegrating tablet (ODT) technology to create a tablet that dissolves quickly when placed under the tongue. This technology has been used in over 35 NDA-approved products, spanning almost three decades. Because of the uniqueness of Catalent’s technology, no therapeutically equivalent product has been approved by the FDA for any of the previously NDA-approved products using Zydis®.
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