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HLD100-B is a code name for a specific formulation of dextroamphetamine, developed as a modified-release (delayed and extended release) oral medication. It is designed to provide both delayed onset and extended duration of action compared to immediate-release formulations. The primary indication for HLD100 (and its variants such as HLD100-B) is the treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), particularly in pediatric populations. The drug aims to improve symptom control throughout the day with once-daily dosing, potentially reducing side effects associated with peak plasma concentrations seen in traditional stimulants. Clinical trials have evaluated its safety, tolerability, and efficacy in children with ADHD[5]. Developed by Ironshore Pharmaceuticals (a subsidiary or affiliate of Highland Therapeutics), this formulation represents an advancement over standard dextroamphetamine products by modifying the pharmacokinetic profile.
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