Hyloris Teams Up With Vaneltix For Value-Added Interstitial Cystitis Pain Treatment

Results From Phase II Trials For Lidocaine/Heparin Candidate Could Be Ready By Late 2023

Hyloris will make payments of up to $6.7m to Vaneltix, alongside a $500,000 loan, to support their collaboration to develop and commercialize Alenura, a first-line drug treatment for acute pain caused by interstitial cystitis that combines lidocaine and heparin.

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Hyloris will make payments of up to $6.7m to Vaneltix, alongside a $500,000 loan, to support their collaboration • Source: Alamy

Belgian value added medicines specialist Hyloris Pharmaceuticals has entered into a partnership with US hybrid 505(b)(2) drug-focused developer Vaneltix to develop and commercialize Alenura (alkalinized lidocaine/heparin) as a first-line drug treatment for acute pain in interstitial cystitis.

Vaneltix “will be responsible for the further development, manufacturing, regulatory affairs and commercialization of Alenura” in collaboration with Hyloris. In...

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