$JUPW will present data for Jupiter's JW-300, a ca
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In a clinical trial of 36 patients, a controlled area of skin was exposed to UV irradiation. The percentage of subjects who experienced burns (measured by erythema) in patients treated with JW-300 was significantly lower (p=0.047) than in subjects who received the placebo lotion. The percent of subjects who were burned in the placebo arm was 61% compared to 27% in patients treated with JW-300. In addition, in patients (n=18) treated with JW-300, the average erythema score was 0.388 after radiation compared to 0.722 in the placebo arm (n=18).
Dr Glynn Wilson, Chief Scientist of Jupiter Wellness, commented, "These statistically significant results demonstrate JW-300's potential as either a prescription or over-the-counter topical cream to help prevent sunburn and its more harmful consequences such as skin cancer. We look forward to presenting these important data to leading dermatology and aesthetic medicine physicians at SCALE."
Jupiter CEO Brian John added, "JW-300 complements our current over-the-counter skincare products including CaniSun™ as well as our prescription product Photocil™, serving a large market that needs more effective solutions."
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