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Argent BioPharma, formerly known as MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd, is a leading biopharmaceutical company specializing in innovative drug development. The company has recently undergone a comprehensive restructuring to embrace cutting-edge Polypharmacology and Nanotechnology. With a focus on addressing multifactorial diseases through IMPs and early access treatments, Argent BioPharma is dedicated to advancing immunology and neurology treatments, including CannEpil® for refractory epilepsy and CimetrA® for acute lung injury. Committed to global accessibility and innovation, the company aims to lead the biopharmaceutical industry with integrity, diversity, and excellence.
MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has announced that its investigational medicinal product, CannEpil®, is now available to patients in the UK through Named Patient Request. This decision follows the success of Epidiolex, which generated
MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (LSE: MXC, OTC: MGCLF) announced that its product ArtemiC™ is now listed as an OTC drug in the US, according to the FDA National Drug Code (NDC) Database. This milestone, facilitated by US partner AMCPharma USA, allows ArtemiC™ to enter US Pharmacy Benefit Management (PBM) networks by April 2023. AMC has placed a US$2 million order, with deliveries scheduled for Q3 and Q4 2023. ArtemiC™, which has shown effectiveness in treating moderate COVID-19 and chronic inflammatory diseases, was developed with Grat Bio® SNEDD technology, ensuring high bioavailability and safety.
MGC Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (OTC: MGCLF) has signed an exclusive distribution agreement with Sciensus Rare to distribute its products, CannEpil® and CogniCann®, in key European markets and the UK. This partnership aims to enhance access to CannEpil®, for drug-resistant epilepsy, and CogniCann®, for dementia and Alzheimer's patients. The agreement covers several countries including Denmark, France, Italy, Spain, Luxembourg, and the UK for an initial four years. MGC Pharma remains responsible for market authorization, while Sciensus Rare handles early access program applications.