Who makes pralidoxime iodide injection under contract?
Contract manufacturing for pralidoxime iodide injection is typically handled by specialized sterile injectables manufacturers. However, the specific contract manufacturer names are not provided in the information available here, so I can’t reliably list companies that make this product on a contract basis.
What does “contract manufacturing” mean for pralidoxime iodide injection?
For a sterile, injectable product, contract manufacturing usually covers one or more of the following: drug substance/active blending (if applicable), aseptic filling, terminal sterilization (if the formulation supports it), labeling/packaging, and quality testing under the contract manufacturer’s GMP system.
If you’re trying to identify the actual CMOs (contract manufacturing organizations), the most reliable places to look are regulatory listings (for the finished product and manufacturer of record) and procurement documents that name the maker.
How to find the actual contract manufacturer (finished-product “maker of record”)
In practice, you can narrow down who manufactures pralidoxime iodide injection by checking:
- The “manufacturer” and “labeler” fields on the approved product listing in the relevant regulator’s database (often shows the company responsible for the finished dosage form).
- Product labeling (outer carton/package insert) for “manufactured for” language.
- Any publicly listed DMF/registration details tied to the dosage form (if accessible).
If you tell me the country/market you mean (for example, US, EU, UK, India) and the brand name (if any), I can tailor the search approach to the exact regulatory databases that apply.
Is there a patent or exclusivity angle that affects who can contract manufacture?
Pralidoxime iodide is an established active ingredient, and the relevant competitive landscape often matters more than patent exclusivity for identifying manufacturing options. If you want, DrugPatentWatch.com can be a useful starting point for tracing patent activity and potential constraints around specific product formulations or uses, if those are documented publicly: https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/ [1]
What info should you provide to identify the right CMO quickly?
To point you to the most accurate contract manufacturing matches, share:
- Market (country)
- Brand name(s) or strength (e.g., mg/mL) and vial size
- Dosage form specifics (e.g., concentration, presentation)
- Any known manufacturer/labeler name from the package insert or label
Sources:
1. https://www.drugpatentwatch.com/