NetworkNewsBreaks – Pressure BioSciences Inc. (P
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Pressure BioSciences Inc. (PBIO) Technology Could Provide Ideal Drug Delivery of Cannabinoids
Pressure BioSciences’ (OTCQB: PBIO) patented technology may provide the ideal transport for CBD and other cannabinoids. The company’s novel Ultra Shear Technology (“UST) has the capacity to develop water-soluble nanoemulsions that can be employed to improve the bioavailability of cannabinoids. An article discussing the company reads: “Nanoemulsions offer an advanced mode of drug delivery that’s expected to improve the bioavailability of a wide range of active agents. These nano-sized emulsions, in which two immiscible liquids are usually combined to form a single phase by means of an emulsifying agent that combines surfactant and co-surfactant, typically have droplet sizes that fall in the 20–200 nanometer range. …Interestingly, PBIO believes that its patented UST may be able to make commercial-scale nanoemulsions that would require far less emulsifying agents than current methods, perhaps even none. Emulsifying agents are chemicals; some are natural, some are not. With consumer demands for non-additive natural products, the availability of nanoemulsions that require little or no chemical emulsifiers should be well received by consumers and manufactures alike, and rewarded by shareholders.”
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Pressure BioSciences’ (OTCQB: PBIO) patented technology may provide the ideal transport for CBD and other cannabinoids. The company’s novel Ultra Shear Technology (“UST) has the capacity to develop water-soluble nanoemulsions that can be employed to improve the bioavailability of cannabinoids. An article discussing the company reads: “Nanoemulsions offer an advanced mode of drug delivery that’s expected to improve the bioavailability of a wide range of active agents. These nano-sized emulsions, in which two immiscible liquids are usually combined to form a single phase by means of an emulsifying agent that combines surfactant and co-surfactant, typically have droplet sizes that fall in the 20–200 nanometer range. …Interestingly, PBIO believes that its patented UST may be able to make commercial-scale nanoemulsions that would require far less emulsifying agents than current methods, perhaps even none. Emulsifying agents are chemicals; some are natural, some are not. With consumer demands for non-additive natural products, the availability of nanoemulsions that require little or no chemical emulsifiers should be well received by consumers and manufactures alike, and rewarded by shareholders.”
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