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Tag: AQST-109
They’re Coming: Needle-Free Emergency Epinephrine Options Currently in Trials
Dave Bloom
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2022/04/26
For some, the needle is a barrier to administration but alternatives are on the horizon.
Stealth Mode Company Granted Patent for Sublingual Epinephrine Tablet
Dave Bloom
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2022/03/25
We've been reporting on the progress of AQST-109 by Aquestive Therapeutics, a postage-stamp-sized film placed under the tongue that provides epinephrine in an anaphylactic...
Sublingual Epinephrine for Anaphylaxis Receives Fast Track Designation from FDA
News Wire ~ 3rd Party Press Release
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2022/03/18
AQST-109 is the first orally delivered epinephrine-based product candidate for the emergency treatment of allergic reactions including anaphylaxis.
CEO Expects Approval and Launch of Intranasal Emergency Epinephrine Spray by...
Dave Bloom
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2022/03/02
The market for epinephrine delivery may expand to include non-needle alternatives next year.
Aquestive’s Sublingual Epinephrine Achieves Therapeutic Blood Concentrations Following Administration
Dave Bloom
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2022/03/01
Company presented top level Phase 1 results at #AAAAI2022 meeting.
Sublingual Emergency Epinephrine Takes Another Step Forward in Phase 1 Study
Dave Bloom
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2021/10/26
Aquestive's postage-stamp-sized film is designed to dissolve under the tongue to provide epinephrine.