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Naltrexone plus Gabapentin — Competitive Intelligence Brief

Naltrexone plus Gabapentin (Naltrexone plus Gabapentin) competitive landscape: 0 comparators, recent regulatory actions, upcoming PDUFA, patent timeline. Class: Opioid antagonist + anticonvulsant/analgesic combination. Area: Psychiatry/Addiction Medicine.

phase 3 Opioid antagonist + anticonvulsant/analgesic combination Opioid receptors (mu, delta, kappa) + voltage-gated calcium channels (Cav2.1, Cav2.2) Psychiatry/Addiction Medicine Small molecule Live · refreshed every 30 min

Target snapshot

Naltrexone plus Gabapentin (Naltrexone plus Gabapentin) — Medical University of South Carolina. Naltrexone blocks opioid receptors while gabapentin modulates calcium channels and GABA neurotransmission to reduce pain and cravings in opioid use disorder.

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DrugGenericSponsorPhaseClassTargetApproval / PDUFA
Naltrexone plus Gabapentin TARGET Naltrexone plus Gabapentin Medical University of South Carolina phase 3 Opioid antagonist + anticonvulsant/analgesic combination Opioid receptors (mu, delta, kappa) + voltage-gated calcium channels (Cav2.1, Cav2.2)

Recent regulatory actions (last 90 days)

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Upcoming PDUFA dates (next 180 days)

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Sponsor landscape (Opioid antagonist + anticonvulsant/analgesic combination class)

  1. Medical University of South Carolina · 1 drug in this class

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Drug Landscape (2026). Naltrexone plus Gabapentin — Competitive Intelligence Brief. https://druglandscape.com/ci/naltrexone-plus-gabapentin. Accessed 2026-05-15.

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