In January, Nestlé picked up two Allergan pancreatic replacement enzymes, Zenpep and Viokace, as part of the Irish drugmaker's efforts to close a $63 billion merger with AbbVie. Those two prescriptions drugs were the first added to Nestlé's portfolio since the company exited the prescription drug space with a selloff of dermatology brand Galderma—which it bought in 2014 for $3.6 billion—in 2019. The company pivoted to nutrition, and saw the Allergan meds as a fit. "Zenpep is a natural fit within our gastrointestinal medical nutrition portfolio," a spokeswoman said at the time of the merger. "It complements other products and is aligned with our approach of nutritional support for ingestion, digestion and absorption." RELATED: Aimmune's controversial peanut allergy med has its FDA nod. Will it sell? Meanwhile, Palforzia's blockbuster path is less than certain.