Kallyope says Phase 1 study shows faster absorption for elismetrep migraine softgel formulation

  • Kallyope presented new clinical and preclinical data on migraine drug candidate elismetrep at the American Headache Society meeting on June 4, 2026.
  • A Phase 1 study found a new softgel version absorbed faster than the prior capsule, with similar overall exposure and tolerability.
  • Modeling based on the Phase 1 results indicated the new formulation could improve response rates and speed onset of relief versus the earlier formulation.
  • Preclinical work suggested elismetrep could add benefit when combined with existing acute migraine drugs, supporting combination-use potential.
  • Phase 3 studies are expected to start in mid-2026, positioning elismetrep as a potential new acute migraine option if late-stage results hold.


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