NRx said the FDA Office of Generic Drugs’ Bioequivalence Program informed the company in writing that it has not identified any bioequivalence deficiencies at this time for NRx’s preservative-free ketamine ANDA, subject to final supervisory review. NRx continues to expect an FDA GDUFA decision on the ANDA in Summer 2026. The company said its preservative-free ketamine formulation is intended to be free of benzethonium chloride and is expected to demonstrate three years of room-temperature stability and sterility.
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