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DepoMed

www.depomed.com

 
Depomed is a leading specialty pharmaceutical company committed to putting the Patient First in everything we do; with a focus on enhancing the lives of patients, families, physicians, providers and in payors through commercialization of products in the areas of pain and neurology, and developing drugs in areas of unmet medical needs. Depomed currently markets three medicines focused on neuropathic pain and migraine through its Neurology and Pain Business and has an emerging Specialty Business focused on orphan drug indications and areas of unmet medical need. Depomed has a clear THREE PILLAR strategy for growth: MAINTAIN a strong/profitable NUCYNTA franchise ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $250-500 Million
  • www.depomed.com
  • 100 South Saunders Road Suite 300
    Lake Forest, CA USA 60045
  • Phone: 224.419.7106

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