Asamedic and Bormioli Pharma have entered a partnership for the commercialization of Coxor 300mg Acetylsalicylic acid, a medication designed for emergency treatment of suspected acute myocardial infarction.
 
By being available in liquid form, Coxor represents a significant advancement from the traditional pill format which must be swallowed with water or chewed. This innovation is leverages the EasyRec system, a state-of-the-art dual-chamber packaging kit developed by Bormioli Pharma.
 
The EasyRec system allows for the instant reconstitution of powdered medication into a liquid, enabling patients to administer the drug more swiftly in critical moments. Also, by being stored in the cap of the kit until it must be used, the powdered formulation is better protected from external agents such as humidity and oxygen.
 
After reconstitution, the liquid format of Coxor eliminates the need for water, expediting self-administration during emergencies, but also ensures faster absorption of the medication into the bloodstream. This rapid delivery mechanism is crucial in the treatment of heart attacks, where timing is critical.
 
“Coxor™ is the first dedicated approved emergency OTC product for adults with symptoms of a heart attack with appropriate user properties,” said Geir Ivar Westen, CEO of Asamedic AS. “We began full-scale production in 2022, and we can confidently say that our partnership with Bormioli Pharma has been pivotal in ensuring that the product gives the fastest and most effective care possible.”
 
Andrea Lodetti, CEO of Bormioli Pharma, added, “We are honored to partner with Asamedic in bringing Coxor to market. This project exemplifies the vital impact that early collaboration between pharmaceutical companies and packaging manufacturers can have on making medicines more accessible and effective, especially when dealing with life-saving drugs.”
 
Coxor has been approved in a European DCP process and test launched in Norway. Asamedic is now searching for licensing- and distribution partners in Europe and the rest of the world.