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Zaroxolyn (METOLAZONE)

I3 Pharms · FDA-approved approved Small molecule Quality 65/100

Zaroxolyn (METOLAZONE) is a thiazide-like diuretic originally developed by UCB INC and currently owned by I3 Pharms. It targets carbonic anhydrase 7 and is a small molecule modality. Zaroxolyn was FDA approved in 1973 for the treatment of hypertensive disorder, peripheral edema due to chronic heart failure, pulmonary edema due to chronic heart failure, and renal disease with edema. The drug is off-patent with 13 generic manufacturers. Key safety considerations include its long half-life of 20.0 hours and moderate bioavailability of 65%.

At a glance

Generic nameMETOLAZONE
SponsorI3 Pharms
Drug classThiazide-like Diuretic [EPC]
TargetCarbonic anhydrase 7
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaCardiovascular
PhaseFDA-approved
First approval1973

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