Epitan receives marketing approval for Zindaclin

By Ruth Beran
Tuesday, 08 November, 2005

Epitan (ASX:EPT, ADR:EPTNY, XETRA:UR9) has received approval from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) for the registration of anti-acne treatment Zindaclin.

Zindaclin is a once-a-day clindamycin-based gel which Epitan's wholly-owned subsidiary Epipharm in-licensed from UK-based Pro-Strakan Pharmaceuticals (formerly Strakan) in July 2004. The product was submitted for registration from the TGA soon after.

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