Pangea Pharmaceuticals

03/27/2026

The Pangea Pharmaceuticals team had a fantastic time in New York during DCAT (Drug, Chemical, & Associated Technologies Association) Week — the premier global gathering for the bio/pharmaceutical manufacturing and development community. The event provided an exceptional opportunity for meaningful one-on-one engagement with colleagues and partners across the industry. We greatly appreciated the chance to connect with many of our collaborators from around the world, including the outstanding team from Brillian Pharma who joined us from China. We’re excited to announce our upcoming launch of Sdamlo™, our powder for oral solution formulation of amlodipine, scheduled for availability this April. Featured in Photo: Anthony LaViola, CEO & Co-Founder of Pangea Pharmaceuticals and Nolan Wang, Director & CTO of Brillian Pharma.

03/25/2026

Ergomar® (Ergotamine) is a Sublingual Treatment for Migraine & Cluster Headaches.

It’s The Only FDA Approved Sublingulal Treatment

Ergomar® is an ergot medication that treats certain types of headaches, including cluster headaches and migraines by tightening blood vessels and calming certain parts of the brain to relieve headache pain.

Ergomar® is an alpha adrenergic blocking agent that helps narrow blood vessels, reduces vasoconstrictive effects of vascular headaches, and has a rapid onset of action (vasoconstriction occurs in as little as 15 minutes).

As a sublingual, Ergomar® dissolves under the tongue, entering the blood stream from tissues beneath the tongue, bypasses the gastrointestinal tract and first-pass metabolism, and makes self-medication easier and increases patient compliance.

03/18/2026

For many parents, some of the most meaningful moments are the quiet ones — sitting together, drawing, talking, being present.

But for parents living with migraine, those moments aren’t always guaranteed.

Migraine is more than a headache. It’s a neurological condition that affects about 1 in 7 people worldwide and is up to three times more common in women, many of whom are balancing work, family, and caregiving responsibilities. For parents, migraine can mean missed playtime, altered routines, and stepping back when they wish they could lean in.

Migraine attacks can last hours — sometimes days — and symptoms like severe pain, nausea, and sensitivity to light or sound can make everyday parenting tasks overwhelming. Even activities that seem simple, like drawing together or bedtime routines, may become difficult during an attack.

That’s why awareness matters.

Managing migraine isn’t just about treating pain — it’s about helping parents stay present for the moments that build connection and memories. For many people, treatment can play an important role in reducing migraine’s impact and supporting a return to daily life.

If you or someone you love is living with migraine, learning about the condition and available treatment options is an important step.

Learn more about migraine and treatment options like Ergomar®. Visit https://www.ergomar.com/

Because moments of connection matter — for parents and children alike.

03/12/2026

High blood pressure (hypertension) is called the “silent killer” for a reason — and many myths keep people from taking control. Let’s bust 4 common ones! 👇

Myth 1: You’ll feel it — headaches, dizziness, nosebleeds, etc.

Truth: Most people have ZERO symptoms. It quietly damages your heart, arteries, and more. Regular checks are the only way to know.

Myth 2: It only happens to older people.

Truth: It can strike at ANY age — kids, young adults, everyone. Lifestyle and genetics play big roles early on.

Myth 3: If it runs in your family, you’re doomed — nothing you can do.

Truth: Family history raises risk, but healthy habits (diet, exercise, weight management) can prevent, delay, or control it for many.

Myth 4: I don’t use the salt shaker, so I’m good on sodium.

Truth: 70-80% of sodium comes from processed foods, restaurant meals, and packaged items — not just table salt. Read labels and choose fresh!

Know the facts, check your numbers regularly, and make small changes that add up. Your heart will thank you.

Talk to your doctor about your blood pressure — early action prevents big problems.

03/11/2026

Headache and migraine are often used interchangeably — but they are not the same.

Migraines are a neurological condition, and understanding the difference matters.

Pain intensity:
Headaches are typically mild to moderate. Migraines are often severe and can be disabling.

Pain type:
Headache pain usually feels like pressure or tightness. Migraine pain is often throbbing or pulsing.

Location:
Headaches commonly affect both sides of the head. Migraines frequently affect one side.

Impact:
Most headaches are manageable. Migraines can disrupt work, exercise, relationships, and daily life.

More than 39 million people in the U.S. and over 1 billion people worldwide live with migraine — yet it’s still widely misunderstood. Many people don’t realize that migraines are more than “just a bad headache,” which can delay diagnosis and treatment.

If you experience recurring, severe head pain or symptoms that interfere with daily life, it’s important to talk with a healthcare professional. They can help determine whether symptoms may be migraine and discuss appropriate treatment options.

For some patients, prescription medications such as Ergomar® (ergotamine tartrate sublingual tablets) may be part of a migraine treatment plan. Ergomar® is not appropriate for everyone, and important safety information applies.
Understanding the difference is the first step toward getting the right care.

If migraines are affecting your life, consider speaking with your doctor about your symptoms and available treatment options. Visit https://www.ergomar.com/ for details

03/04/2026

03/04/2026

High blood pressure isn’t just an adult issue anymore. More children and teens are being diagnosed with hypertension due to factors like family history, diet high in sodium, limited physical activity, stress, and rising rates of obesity.

Symptoms in young people can be subtle — headaches, fatigue, dizziness, or sometimes no symptoms at all — which is why regular checkups matter. Early awareness gives families the chance to focus on prevention: healthier food choices, more movement, better sleep, and managing screen time and stress.

But when lifestyle changes aren’t enough, treatment can become part of the plan. For many kids, swallowing tablets is a real challenge, and that can make sticking to medication difficult. Options like Sdamlo® (amlodipine besylate powder for oral solution) are designed to be mixed with water and taken as a drink, offering an alternative for children who can’t or don’t like to swallow pills. Sdamlo is not appropriate for everyone, and important safety information applies.

Managing youth hypertension is about partnership — parents, providers, and patients working together to build habits and treatment plans that fit real life.

Talk with your child’s healthcare provider about blood pressure screening, healthy prevention steps, and whether a pill-free option could be right for your family.

02/25/2026

Anxiety at work isn’t just “having a bad day.”

For many people, it can quietly affect focus, decision-making, energy levels, and relationships at work. Anxiety may show up as constant worry, difficulty concentrating, irritability, fatigue, or even physical symptoms like headaches or trouble sleeping. Over time, it can make deadlines harder to meet, conversations harder to navigate, and opportunities easier to avoid.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone — and it’s not something you have to simply push through.

Anxiety is a real medical condition, and support is available. A healthcare professional can help determine what’s going on and discuss appropriate treatment options.

For some patients, prescription medications such as Bucapsol® may be part of an anxiety treatment plan. Bucapsol is not appropriate for everyone, and important safety information applies.

If anxiety is interfering with your work or daily life, consider talking with your doctor about your symptoms and available treatment options. Learn more via the link in our bio.

Please see full Prescribing Information, including Important Safety Information, at https://www.bucapsol.com/

02/18/2026

Ever feel “off” while playing pickleball — and then the headache hits?

For some people, migraine symptoms can start during or shortly after play, especially with heat, dehydration, or physical exertion.

Early signs may include:
• Throbbing head pain
• Nausea or dizziness
• Sensitivity to light or sound
• Trouble with coordination or focus
• Unusual fatigue or sudden mood changes

Some people even notice visual changes before the pain begins.
Recognizing these early signals can help you pause, hydrate, and talk with a healthcare professional about managing migraine triggers and treatment options.

Living with migraines can interrupt everyday moments.
Treatment decisions should be made between patients and their healthcare providers.

Ergomar® (ergotamine tartrate sublingual tablets) is a prescription medication indicated for migraine headaches.

Please see full Prescribing Information, including Important

Safety Information, at https://www.ergomar.com/

02/13/2026

For many patients, taking a prescribed medication isn’t just routine — it’s a challenge.

Dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, affects millions of people, particularly older adults and those living with neurological conditions. For these patients, swallowing tablets or capsules can cause discomfort, fear of choking, or physical pain. Too often, this leads to skipped doses, altered medications, or stopping treatment altogether — sometimes without a clinician’s knowledge.

At Pangea Pharmaceuticals, we recognize that medication adherence begins with accessibility. A therapy can only be effective if a patient is able to take it as prescribed.

That’s why we focus on developing and commercializing formulations designed with real-world patient needs in mind — including options that help reduce barriers for individuals with swallowing difficulties and the caregivers and clinicians who support them.

For healthcare providers, addressing dysphagia can be a critical step in improving adherence and outcomes. For patients, knowing that options exist can restore confidence and continuity in care.

We believe thoughtful medication design plays an important role in supporting patients where they are — and helping ensure treatment plans are practical, safe, and sustainable.

02/11/2026

Today, we recognize Gertrude Belle Elion, a pioneering scientist whose work transformed modern medicine and continues to save lives today.

Driven by the loss of her grandfather to cancer at just 15 years old, Elion dedicated her life to discovering better treatments. Her groundbreaking research led to the development of more than 45 life-enhancing therapies, including the first major drug used to fight leukemia and early treatments for AIDS. In 1988, her impact on medicine was recognized with the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

At a time when opportunities for women in science were limited, Elion persevered—guided by curiosity, resilience, and a belief that science could change lives.

At Pangea Pharmaceuticals, we are inspired by women like Gertrude Belle Elion. Her legacy reflects the power of scientific innovation and the importance of supporting those who dedicate their careers to improving patient care.

Today, we celebrate women and girls in science who continue to shape a healthier future for all.