Atridox cleared in Switzerland

4 July 2001

Atrix Laboratories has received approval in Switzerland for Atridox(doxycycline) for the teratment of periodontal disease, and anticipates marketing it within the next several months. The product has previously been cleared in the USA, Canada, New Zealand and the UK and has also received approval in other European countries via the mutual recognition procedure (Marketletters passim). Steven Garrett, Atrix' vice president of clinical research, says that the recent Swiss approval is "another step in achieving our goal to market our dental products globally."

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