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VAYA Pharma

www.vayapharma.com

 
At VAYA Pharma, we are committed to improving quality of life and delivering products that exemplify our key values. VAYA Pharma`s history of clinical research is based on understanding the potential of the human body in order to reform medicine. Through this research, we have discovered a strong correlation between certain disorders and lipid imbalances in affected individuals. Because of this, VAYA Pharma focuses on developing innovations for the clinical dietary management of disorders that are specifically associated with lipid imbalances. Our products deliver a nutritional based solution that are familiar to the human body and clinically proven to be ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.vayapharma.com
  • 800 West Baltimore Street Ste. 100
    Baltimore, MD USA 21201
  • Phone: 410.297.0020

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