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Relugolix API

CAS Number - 737789-87-6

Category

ANTI-GONADOTROPIN API

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Consistent Purity

Consistent
Purity

Global-Ready Molecules

Global-Ready
Molecules

Advanced Manufacturing

Advanced
Manufacturing

Scalable Production

Scalable
Production

Partnership Support

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About Relugolix API

Relugolix API has been developed by ASANA Pharmaceutical as part of its advanced hormonal therapy segment. Relugolix API, registered under CAS number 737789-87-6, is a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor antagonist used in the treatment of prostate cancer and uterine fibroids through hormonal suppression.

About ASANA Pharmaceutical’s Expertise

ASANA Pharmaceutical is focused on the development and manufacturing of high-purity hormonal therapy APIs such as Relugolix. With specialized capabilities in endocrine and oncology-related actives, ASANA ensures every batch meets international regulatory and therapeutic standards. The company delivers reliable and compliant supply across North America, Europe, and Asia through advanced infrastructure and a quality-first approach.

About ASANA’s Network

ASANA Pharmaceutical collaborates with clinical partners and formulation experts in hormone-sensitive treatment areas, offering precision-driven support from R&D to commercialization. Relugolix [CAS No. 737789-87-6] is a gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor antagonist used to suppress hormonal signals in conditions such as prostate cancer and uterine fibroids. It plays a vital role in ASANA’s hormone-regulating API portfolio. As demand for non-surgical, targeted hormonal therapies grows globally, ASANA is committed to delivering:

  • Clinically supported anti-gonadotropin APIs
  • Consistent supply with global regulatory readiness
  • Comprehensive technical and documentation support
  • Scalable manufacturing tailored to advanced therapeutic pipelines

More Data

Relugolix API are available on public databases such as Wikipidia!