NanoCelle B12
Product Description
Medlab Group PTY LTD
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Country/Region:Australia
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On CPHI since:2024
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Employees:1 - 24
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Medlab Group PTY LTD
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Country/Region:Australia
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On CPHI since:2024
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Employees:1 - 24
Company types
Primary activities
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Video NanoCelle Introductory video - 2 min 40 sec runtime
NanoCelle® is a unique, patented delivery system with diverse applications.
QUICK FACTS
Improves compound solubility
Improves absorption
Reduces compound side effects
By-passes 1st pass metabolism
Improves Patient compliance
Improved onset
Significant in vitro and in vivo data
RESEARCH HAS SHOWN:
Extensive studies have been conducted, and results differ with different compounds, but over 400,000 NanoCelle® products have been dosed to patients with minimal side effects.
In vitro characterization done in collaboration with the University of Sydney
PK studies showed up too 5 times more compound is absorbed when compared to tablets, capsules, emulsions, and liposomes
Bioequivalence studies showed comparable levels to tablets 10x its dose.
Phase 1/2 studies showed safety, tolerability, and efficacy.
RWE Studies showed safety, tolerability, and efficacy over extended periods of time
The research portfolio showed no reported incident of CARPA.
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