Insys gets Fast Track designation for its epinephrine nasal spray

insys Therapeutics’ epinephrine nasal spray for the treatment of anaphylaxis has received Fast Track designation from the FDA, the company said. In June 2018, Insys said that a Phase 1 study of the nasal spray showed that its bioavailability was similar to that of intramuscular formulations.

The company has several OINDPs in development, including a dronabinol inhaler and a naloxone nasal spray.

Insys Senior VP of Regulatory Affairs Steve Sherman commented, “The receipt of Fast Track designation represents a significant milestone for Insys and our clinical development of this novel drug-device combination. We look forward to working with the agency to make it available to those who may be interested in an alternative to intramuscular auto-injectors as soon as possible.”

Read the Insys Therapeutics press release.

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