The patent is part of an intellectual property portfolio that includes other issued patents and numerous patent applications in the U.S. and major international markets covering high concentration topical hydrogen peroxide formulations, methods of use and applicators for the treatment of certain dermatological conditions, including SK, common warts, molluscum contagiosum, skin tags (acrochordons) and other dermatological conditions.
“This patent is an important component of Aclaris’ expanding intellectual property portfolio covering both A-101 40% and 45% topical solutions, along with other high concentration formulations and their methods of treating dermatological diseases,” said Dr.
About
About A-101
A-101 40% Topical Solution, an investigational drug, is a proprietary, high-concentration hydrogen peroxide formulation for the treatment of SK. It is being developed as a non-invasive, in-office treatment administered by physicians or other licensed health care professionals. In clinical trials, patients treated with A-101 40% achieved statistically and clinically significant improvement in clearing SK lesions compared to placebo and with a similar adverse event profile. A-101 40% is designed to work by penetrating into the SK lesion and causing oxidative damage, which can ultimately result in the sloughing of the SK cells. A-101 40% has been the focus of a robust clinical development program in which over 700 patients have been treated with A-101. A-101 45% is also in clinical development for the treatment of common warts (verruca vulgaris).
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