Mar 1, 2018
The OTC pharmaceutical market has been dominated by four main categories: cough, cold, and allergy; analgesics; dermatologicals; and gastrointestinals. These categories have led the OTC drugs market over the last two decades in revenue and volume.

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Rx-to-OTC switching is the process in which a drug which has formerly been marketed as a prescription-only Rx drug is authorized for sale to the general public, without the need for a prescription. For patients and healthcare providers, OTC products can reduce the cost of medical treatment and allow easier access of drugs to patients, and for pharmaceutical companies, they allow lifecycle extension of an off-patent drug by transferring it to the consumer environment, and facilitate renewed revenue growth.
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Scope
• What are the characteristics of an ideal Rx-to-OTC switching candidate?
• How well have recent Rx-to-OTC switches performed, and into which therapeutic categories do they fall?
• What are the key drivers and barriers of the global OTC market?
• What are the key future trends that will influence the OTC market and Rx-to-OTC switches worldwide?
• Which disease areas do industry professionals believe to hold the most opportunity for switches?
• Which geographies hold the most potential for an OTC product, and which are the most amenable to Rx-to-OTC switching?
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Reasons To Buy
• Gain a thorough understanding of Rx-to-OTC switching, including key concepts, the regulatory environment and geographic variations.
• Understand the competitive environment of key disease areas in the OTC product space.
• Identify the drug classes and indications which pharmaceutical professionals around the world believe hold the most opportunity for Rx-to-OTC switching.
• Understand in depth the key trends driving and holding back the OTC market, both globally and within specific geographies.
• Identify the geographies that are poised for growth, and those at the highest risk of experiencing reverse switching of products from OTC-to-Rx.
• Understand which companies have been the most active in pursuing mergers and acquisitions in the OTC space.
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