Russia plans to begin the production of a scarce drug based on ethosuximide for the treatment of epilepsy, according to recent statements by some of local analysts in the field of pharmaceutics and Russian media, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
It is planned, such production will be launched on the basis of the local PIQ-Pharma Group, which has already initiated the procedure for registering the drug under the Epilexid brand. Ethosuxide was originated and marketed by Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) under the trade name Zarontin.
The drug in the form of a syrup will be produced from an active ingredient imported from the Netherlands. The company plans to start deliveries in mid-2023.
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