By Medlab Clinical Ltd on Tuesday, 04 September 2018
Category: Pharmaceutical - BioTech

Medlab Clinical receives positive early research results for NanoCelle™

NanoCelle™ is a mouth spray delivery system targeting cannabis-based medicines.

Research is being conducted by University of Sydney’s Nano Institute

() has received preliminary results from research underway that is reviewing its patented delivery platform, NanoCelle™.

NanoCelle™ delivers medicine in a tiny particle form in a spray into the mouth and it is being tested using Medlab’s cannabis-based medicines, NanaBis™ and NanaBidial™. 

The research has concluded positively that molecules of the medicines, NanaBis™ and NanaBidial™ showed a consistent uniform pattern in nanoparticle form.

The type of work is critical as Medlab furthers its research endeavours for accepted, approved pharmaceuticals.

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Medlab’s CEO Dr Sean Hall said: “These results provide a significant level of confidence in Medlab’s NanoCelle™ platform and further confirms specific proposed functions for Medlab’s cannabis medicines.

“These results in conjunction with the early positive feedback from doctors prescribing NanaBis™ under the TGA’s Special Access Scheme, gives Medlab great confidence in its NanoCelle™ research.”

The Special Access Scheme allows Medlab to supply NanaBis™, with NanoCelle™, to prescribing doctors.

Research conducted by University of Sydney

The research is being conducted by the University of Sydney’s Nano Institute, School of Pharmacy.

The difference between Medlab's two cannabis-based medicines, NanaBis™ and NanaBidial™, is their formulation of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD).

NanaBis™ has a 1:1 ratio of CBD:THC and NanaBidial™ has a 18:2 ratio of CBD:THC.

 

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