Transdermal cannabinoid specialist Zynerba Pharmaceuticals’ (Nasdaq: ZYNE) pipeline drug Zygel is expected to achieve $18.1 million in sales by 2030, according to GlobalData, due to its potential to help fragile X syndrome (FXS) patients with irritability or aggression symptoms.
The data and analytics company notes that Zygel is one of four novel pipeline products set to make a huge impact on the treatment of this underserved genetic condition. Of the four, Zygel is expected to lead the market.
FXS causes a range of developmental problems, including learning disabilities and cognitive impairment. Zygel is a gel applied to the skin that could be beneficial for the population of FXS patients with symptoms of irritability, social avoidance, hyperactivity, and inappropriate speech. It is expected to launch in the USA and Germany in 2025 and 2026, respectively.
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