Ascot Hosp Pharmaceuticals

Ascot Hospital Pharmaceuticals was a pharmaceutical manufacturer that specialized in hospital-grade generic medications and parenteral products. Originally a subsidiary of the American Hospital Supply Corporation, the company became a division of Travenol Laboratories and was subsequently integrated into Baxter International following the 1985 merger of its parent companies. Based in Skokie, Illinois, its portfolio historically included essential treatments such as parenteral multivitamins, cardiovascular agents like isosorbide dinitrate, and sedatives such as hydroxyzine. While it is no longer an active independent operating entity, it remains recognized in regulatory records, appearing on FDA Generic Drug User Fee Amendments (GDUFA) lists due to its legacy Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDAs).