Ferring Pharmaceuticals to introduce new cranberry flavor option of PREPOPIK in 2015

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Colonoscopy is an important and widely used screening tool for colorectal cancer, but for many patients the bowel-preparation process is more uncomfortable than the procedure itself. To offer an alternative choice in bowel preparation, Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc. will introduce a new cranberry flavor option of PREPOPIK in January 2015. The cranberry flavor of PREPOPIK was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on August 22, 2014.

"Since our launch of orange-flavor PREPOPIK in 2012, Ferring has been committed to colon cancer screening and the importance of early detection through colonoscopy. Thorough colon cleansing is essential to a successful colonoscopy, and now with the approval of new cranberry flavor PREPOPIK, patients have two flavor choices, with the least amount of medicine to drink. Ferring is committed to providing effective pharmaceutical options for patients who are preparing for their colonoscopy procedure," says Andrew Zanga, head of the U.S. Gastroenterology business unit at Ferring Pharmaceuticals Inc.

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