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Codispaq (also known as Lansipar) is a long-acting antimalarial preventive medication developed by Landcent. It is designed as a public health product and commodity to prevent malaria in vulnerable populations, specifically children and pregnant women in endemic regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa. Positioned as a public health commodity rather than a traditional clinical-stage pharmaceutical candidate, Codispaq does not have associated molecular targets or clinical trial phases in standard registries, but is part of Landcent's portfolio of malaria prevention solutions.
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