Marion's Prothiaden
Executive Summary
Boots is reacquiring from Marion all U.S. rights to the tricyclic antidepressant (dothiepin HCl), which is not yet approved in the U.S. The agreement includes cash and other periodic payments based on Boots' sales. Boots markets the product in 14 countries; Marion, which obtained U.S. rights in the early 1970s, will continue all R&D under the existing NDA until FDA approval.
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