Purdue Pharmaceuticals L.P. is a 240,000 square foot, state-of-the-art pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging plant that produces tablets and capsules in bottle and blister trade pack configurations for Purdue Pharma L.P., an independent associated company headquartered in Stamford, CT. These privately held companies, founded by physicians and focused on meeting the needs of healthcare providers and the patients in their care, are dedicated to finding, developing, and bringing to market new medicines and related products that improve health outcomes. The companies have long been known for their pioneering research on persistent pain, a principal cause of human suffering.

Purdue also has growing line of non-prescription products including laxatives, microbicides, and nutraceuticals. The company is dedicated to serving the evolving needs of healthcare providers, patients, and caregivers with innovative prescription and non-prescription medicines. A commitment to innovation and caring spans every aspect of the organization, from discovering and launching new medicines to demonstrating their medical value.

Purdue has led the battle against inadequate treatment of pain by developing sustained-release medications to manage pain and provide meaningful benefits for patients. Its sales, marketing, and medical education professionals provide the healthcare community with comprehensive educational materials and programs relating to pain management.

In 1993, Purdue established Partners Against Pain® as a resource to help patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals advance standards of pain care and alleviate unnecessary suffering through education and advocacy. Purdue has also assumed a leading role in addressing the serious public health problem of prescription drug abuse, supporting programs intended to help stem abuse.

At its research facilities in Cranbury, New Jersey, Purdue scientists are discovering new compounds to treat pain and developing innovative formulations and delivery systems that improve patient compliance and safety and have tamper-resistant properties, while still providing safe and effective pain control.

Last Updated: 03-17-2008