NRX-100 is NRx Pharmaceuticals’ investigational preservative-free intravenous ketamine product being developed for severe depressive conditions with suicidality. Company disclosures state it has Fast Track designation and an FDA-discussed pathway toward NDA filing using existing trial and real-world evidence. It is not presented as an approved product.
NRx said the FDA issued a positive review letter on its preservative-free ketamine ANDA, requesting only minor administrative changes. The company also received FDA guidance outlining a path to an NDA for NRX-100 using clinical trial data and real-world evidence.
NRx Pharmaceuticals said an FDA Type C meeting indicated a path to an NDA for NRX-100, using clinical trial results and real-world ketamine data from more than 65,000 patients.
NRx said the FDA outlined a path for a New Drug Application for NRX-100, a preservative-free ketamine formulation for depression with suicidality. The company plans to submit the NDA by June 2026 and said no additional nonclinical or bridging studies would be required.
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NRx Pharmaceuticals completed an in-person FDA Type C meeting regarding NRX-100, a preservative-free ketamine formulation for suicidal depression. The company received guidance on a path to file a New Drug Application based on existing trial data and Real World Evidence from over 65,000 patients.
NRx Pharmaceuticals completed a Type C meeting with the FDA, receiving guidance to file a New Drug Application for NRX-100 based on existing trial data and real-world evidence from over 65,000 patients, with submission planned for Q2 2026.
NRx Pharmaceuticals completed a Type C meeting with FDA leadership and received oral guidance supporting a New Drug Application for NRX-100 (preservative-free ketamine) based on existing trial data and Real World Evidence from over 65,000 patients.
