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Belhaven BioPharma Inc. received US Patent 12605517B1 on April 21, 2026, titled 'Compositions, devices, and methods for intranasal delivery of dry powder epinephrine.' The patent contains 15 claims and names Scott Lyman and Brian Taubenheim as inventors. The patented compositions include epinephrine with a stabilizing agent (citric acid or salt) and carrier for intranasal dry powder delivery. The patent is assigned under CPC classifications A61M 15/08, A61M 11/003, A61K 9/0043, and A61K 31/137. Belhaven BioPharma now holds enforceable intellectual property rights to this intranasal epinephrine formulation in the United States. Competitors developing similar intranasal epinephrine delivery systems for anaphylaxis or respiratory conditions should conduct Freedom to Operate analyses to assess potential infringement exposure.

“Intranasal dry powder epinephrine compositions are described herein.”

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The USPTO granted Patent 12605517B1 to Belhaven BioPharma Inc. on April 21, 2026, covering intranasal dry powder epinephrine compositions with citric acid or salts as stabilizing agents and a carrier. The patent claims priority to Application 19242180 filed June 18, 2025. The invention is classified under A61M 15/08, A61M 11/003, A61M 11/007, A61K 9/0043, A61K 31/137, and A61K 47/12.

Belhaven BioPharma now holds exclusive rights to manufacture and commercialize this intranasal epinephrine formulation in the United States. Competitors developing intranasal epinephrine products for anaphylaxis, bronchospasms, or other indicated conditions should review this patent for potential Freedom to Operate concerns. Licensing negotiations with Belhaven BioPharma may be required for companies seeking to enter this therapeutic space.

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Compositions, devices, and methods for intranasal delivery of dry powder epinephrine

Grant US12605517B1 Kind: B1 Apr 21, 2026

Assignee

Belhaven BioPharma Inc.

Inventors

Scott Lyman, Brian Taubenheim

Abstract

Intranasal dry powder epinephrine compositions are described herein. The compositions include epinephrine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, as well as a stabilizing agent and a carrier. The stabilizing agent is operable to include citric acid, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt derived therefrom. Such intranasal compositions as described herein are useful in the treatment of health conditions which threaten the central nervous system (CNS) and impede the actions of alpha and beta-adrenergic receptors. Such health conditions include anaphylaxis, bronchospasms, respiratory impairment, organophosphate poisoning, and major adverse cardiac events (MACE).

CPC Classifications

A61M 15/08 A61M 11/003 A61M 11/007 A61K 9/0043 A61K 31/137 A61K 47/12

Filing Date

2025-06-18

Application No.

19242180

Claims

15

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Published
April 21st, 2026
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Executive
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Final
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3254 Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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United States US

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Intellectual Property
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Pharmaceuticals Medical Devices Public Health

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