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Company: BioCorRx Inc. (OTCQB: BICX)
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Treating Pill Addiction With Pot and Implants
NEW YORK (MainStreet) - Although the Drug Quality and Security Act was passed by President Obama to address the meningitis outbreak and lack of sterilization at a compounding pharmacy in New England, it may pave the way to improve the quality, potency and purity of cannabis-based products. In addition, this measure could provide the impetus for pharmaceutical companies to enter the medical marijuana market.
“Good manufacturing practices is what this is all about,” said Joseph Friedman, director of marketing and business development for Mark Drugs, a compounding pharmacy in Lincolnshire, Illinois. “All compounding pharmacies must either have a manufacturing license to produce mass quantities of a particular compounded medication or must have on record the individual patient names and demographics for each dose or preparation of a compounded pharmaceutical.”
Using an implant as the delivery system for drugs such as Naltrexone is an approved process under current compounding laws when prescribed by a doctor.
“Since the implant is surgically implanted, it must be completely sterilized first,” said Brady Granier, chief operating officer of BioCorRx (BICX). “Any compound that is implanted or injected needs to be free of contamination and the Drug Quality and Security Act will make sure that these compounds are safe for use if all compounding pharmacies follow the rules.”
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