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Noven company history timeline

1987

1987: Company is founded by cousins Steven Sablotsky and Mitchell Goldberg.

1989

Noven made quick strides in developing an estrogen patch and as early as 1989 the company was able to sign a worldwide licensing agreement, with the exception of Japan, for its transdermal estrogen delivery system.

1991

In 1991 revenue dipped below $200,000 while losses topped $3 million.

1994

1994: First product gains FDA approval.

1995

In January 1995 another estrogen patch, produced by Berlex Laboratories, received FDA approval and it appeared that it would become available in the United States and Canada in the next three or four months.

1997

By the spring of 1997 the stock was again trading at the $8 level, due to lower levels of reorders as the company worked through its stockpile of estrogen patches.

2021

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