Commercialized Products & Marketed Therapies
Companies with psychedelic therapies that have reached market approval or commercial availability.
All Organisations
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Pharmaceutical sponsor operating SPRAVATO REMS restricted-distribution controls for supervised administration, site certification, and patient enrollment in the US market.
Janssen Research & Development
Janssen Research & Development is the pharmaceutical research and development arm of Johnson & Johnson (J&J). Operating under J&J's Innovative Medicine division, Janssen has sponsored clinical trials into ketamine-derived compounds, including esketamine (Spravato), the first FDA-approved psychedelic-adjacent treatment for treatment-resistant depression.
Janssen Scientific Affairs, LLC
PharmaTher
Canadian specialty pharmaceutical company focused on ketamine-based therapies for psychiatric and neurological conditions. KETARX™ (racemic ketamine IV) received FDA approval in August 2025, making PharmaTher one of the first Canadian companies to achieve US regulatory approval for a ketamine product. Also developing KETABET, a proprietary combination of ketamine and betaine.
Spirit Pharmacist LLC
Teva Pharmaceuticals USA
The US subsidiary of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. Teva is known globally as a leader in generic medicines and also markets specialty branded drugs for neurological, respiratory, and oncology conditions, with headquarters in Israel and major operations worldwide.
Vireo Health
A physician-founded, science-focused medical cannabis company operating cultivations, manufacturing facilities, and dispensaries across multiple US states. Vireo Health integrates medical expertise and pharmaceutical-grade production to provide cannabis-based treatments to patients, with operations in Maryland, Minnesota, and New York and a focus on evidence-based medicine and patient care.
Woke Pharmaceuticals
An Australian biotech company developing proprietary synthetic psilocybin formulations and novel psychedelic therapies for mental health disorders. Woke Pharmaceuticals sponsors clinical trials for treatment-resistant depression partnering with leading universities including Swinburne University and the University of Western Australia, and is developing novel LSD analogues through research collaboration aimed at improving therapeutic profiles.