FDA approves liquid cevimeline for Sjögren’s disease
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October 21, 2026
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The FDA approved oral solution cevimeline hydrochloride for treating dry mouth in adults with Sjögren’s disease.
The liquid formulation offers an alternative to existing cevimeline capsules for patients who have difficulty swallowing them.
The approval relied in part on existing safety and efficacy data for cevimeline capsules and did not require a full-scale clinical development program.
No new randomized efficacy trial or comparative data were reported, and the approval does not establish superior symptom relief with the oral solution.
Cosette expects the oral solution to be commercially available in the United States by the end of 2026.
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