Billion$ Potential Market of Mytesi (crofelemer)
Jaguar and Napo $JAGX if the Phase 3 OnTarget Study has good results.
The Phase 3 OnTarget Study results are due to be out soon in this quarter.
The Phase 3 OnTarget study is testing whether the company's plant-based prescription drug crofelemer can prevent or substantially reduce diarrhea and other symptoms of CIOB when any one of the selected 24 different targeted therapies that are associated with diarrhea in patients is initiated.
Each year, more than 1 million cancer patients in the United States receive chemotherapy or radiation. Globally 9.8 million require chemotherapy.
Diarrhea is a common side effect of targeted therapies. Up to 95% of patients on tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) suffer from diarrhea, depending on the TKI used.
Any drug used to treat cancer (including tyrosine kinase inhibitors or TKIs) can be considered chemo, but here chemo is used to mean treatment with conventional cytotoxic (cell-killing) drugs that mainly kill cells that are growing and dividing rapidly. Chemo was once one of the main treatments for CML.
The cost for Mytesi oral delayed release tablet 125 mg is around $2,600 for a supply of 60 tablets. This amount is the one month supply as testing in the OnTarget Study.
That is a 24 week study = 5.6 month supply needed = $14,560.00 for treatment.
100,000 patients a year = $1,456,000,000
250,000 patients a year = $3,640,000,000
500,000 patients a year = $7,280,000,000
1,000,000 patients a year = $14,560,000,000 (assuming worldwide)
5,000,000 patients a year = $72,800,000,000 (assuming worldwide)
The estimate of patients depends on how many quit taking chemo, the onTarget Study, FDA approval and or quit taking Mytesi (crofelemer).
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