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Fifty 50 Pharmacy is a Carrollton, TX-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Trimel Pharmaceuticals Corporation is a Canadian specialty pharmaceutical company focused on bringing innovative products to market that improve the patient experience and produce strong investor returns. The Corporation holds a licence for the development and marketing rights to certain products utilizing a bioadhesive intranasal gel drug delivery technology platform and owns a novel unit-dose dry powder inhaler/nasal dispersion system (“TriVair™”). The Corporation is focussing its present efforts on the development and application of these technologies for therapeutic categories such as (a) male hypogonadism (“low testosterone” or “Low-T”) and (b) female orgasmic disorder. Additionally, the Corporation owns the Canadian rights to ESTRACE® and is overseeing its distribution and marketing in Canada. The Corporation’s present drug delivery technology platforms are intended to create products that are expected to be innovative, safer, possibly more effective, easier to use and more practical than competitive products on the market.
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. is a diverse and decentralized pharmaceutical company that is committed to focusing on our key stakeholders while delivering consistently high performance. Our values provide the overall direction for our company, and provide us with the tools necessary to rise to any challenge by leveraging our collective hard work and effort along with our unwavering competitive spirit. These values help us set goals based on our organization’s potential and what we hope it will become.
Vitality has developed a new class of cannabinoid prodrugs (cannabosides), which enable selective delivery of THC and cannabidiol (CBD) to the gastrointestinal tract. Site-specific delivery could enable potent local therapeutic effects while reducing or avoiding the systemic delivery of THC to the brain. Currently, the psychoactivity of THC limits the dose of cannabinoids that can be used for treatment of pain and inflammation. Studies have shown that the cannabinoid system is a potent mediator of pain relief and inflammation, as studies have shown that cannabinoid drugs can in some cases be far more potent than opiates for pain relief, and far more potent than aspirin or corticosteroids for providing anti-inflammatory effects. For example, cannabinoid drugs have been shown to be nearly 10 times as potent as morphine for neuropathic pain relief. Studies have also shown they can be 20 times as potent as aspirin, and twice as potent as corticosteroids for treating inflammation. But currently, the “elephant in the room” remains, which is that the desired potent effects cannot be achieved when high doses of THC enter the bloodstream and brain. Patients are forced to limit their doses, so targeted administration is critical. Our solution goes to the heart of this issue and offers an alternative means to increase the beneficial dosage, right at the site of disease – where it matters most, and relegates the psychoactive nature of the drug to a manageable side effect.