New Jersey-based development-stage biopharmaceutical company Silo Pharma has partnered with Kymanox, a North Carolina-based company, to develop a subcutaneous insertion device for SP-26, a ketamine-loaded implant therapeutic.
The partnership will involve Kymanox conducting initial proof-of-concept design, prototype development, and feasibility testing for optimal tissue insertion. SP-26, aimed at treating chronic pain and fibromyalgia, is being developed as the first at-home injectable ketamine-based therapeutic with controlled dosage and release timing.
Analyst QuickTake: This partnership builds upon the company's June 2023 preclinical research agreement to study and develop the ketamine implant. If successful, SP-26 could qualify for the FDA's regulatory pathway, potentially enabling faster approval with lower risks and costs.
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