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VTS-Platform

Aspirin is one of the oldest, most complex drugs in medicine, with many different indications and applications. It has unique pharmacokinetic properties where its metabolites effect aspirin itself, depending on the rates of metabolism in different parts of the body.

Pipetting Samples and Test Tube

Aspirin has been used to reduce the Niacin Flush (and Fumarate Flush) for decades, but it only would work as a pretreatment: patients would have to take it at least 30 minutes before the main drug, several times a day, every day – something very few patients will do.

We have discovered a new unique formulation of aspirin that aims to enhance both its pharmacokinetics and

flush reduction ability, allowing for simultaneous ingestion – and therefore combination into one medication.

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