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Triastek receives FDA IND clearance for oral octreotide candidate T25

Company / institutional announcement · Triastek

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Site published: 2026-11-03 · Updated: 2026-11-03

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Triastek announced FDA IND clearance for T25, a modified-release oral octreotide acetate tablet intended for maintenance treatment of adults with acromegaly who respond to somatostatin analogs. The candidate combines MED&SSE printing with its 3D microstructure delivery system. Clearance enables clinical development; the announcement did not provide human pharmacokinetic or efficacy results.

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