Raleigh, N.C. — Salix Pharmaceuticals is seeking Food and Drug Administration approval for a new dosage of its ulcerative colitis drug Colazal.
Salix said Tuesday it had filed a new drug application with the FDA seeking a 1100 milligram tablet in addition to the currently available 750 mg. The larger dosage would permit twice-a-day dosage, the company said.
The FDA could review the application in 10 months, Salix said.
Salix Seeks OK for New Dosage of Colitis Drug
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