Auriga Laboratories has signed a manufacturing and supply agreement with fellow USA-based Mikart under which the former will have the exclusive rights to market and sell a new product indicated for the relief of mild-to-moderately severe pain in the USA. The new product combines the effects of a centrally-acting analgesic, codeine, with a peripherally-acting painkiller, acetaminophen, in a unique strength previously not available.
According to Auriga, codeine and acetaminophen combinations are one of the most frequently prescribed product classes in the USA, with over 74 million prescriptions written by physicians, generating estimated sales of over $830.0 million each year. The product is expected to launch during the second quarter of 2008, and will be promoted to primary care practitioners and dentists, the firm noted.
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