Oxiracetam’s next...ordeal of brain function enhancers
By Lee, Tak-Sun | translator Alice Kang
22.08.08 12:11:17
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Companies lose suit filed to lift the reimbursement restriction for choline alfoscerate in the ₩500 billion market
Prescription and dispensing of acetyl-L-carnitine banned after failing clinical reevaluations
Oxiracetam to receive clinical reevaluations at the end of the year and reimbursement reevaluations next year

▲Korean Drug Co.’s
It’s a time of ordeal for brain function enhancers. In addition to choline alfoscerate, whose scope of use has been reduced through reimbursement reevaluations, acetyl-L-carnitine failed to demonstrate its efficacy during clinical reevaluations.
As a result, acetyl-L-carnitine is expected to completely disappear from the prescription market. Oxiracetam, which accounts for the third-largest share of the brain function enhancer market, is set to receive clinical reevaluations and reimbursement reevaluations soon. If oxiracetam also takes a blow, industry officials predict that the brain function enhancer market itself will greatly retract.
On the 5th, the Ministry of Food and Drug
Lee, Tak-Sun(hooggasi2@dailypharm.com)
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