Nutraceutix's CDT Being Used in Pain MedicationNutraceutix's CDT Being Used in Pain Medication

Nutraceutix's CDT Being Used in Pain Medication

REDMOND, Wash.--Nutraceutix Inc. has entered into an agreementwith Lehigh Valley Technologies, based in Allentown, Pa., to co-develop Tramadol,a prescription pain medication, using Nutraceutix's patented controlled deliverytechnology (CDT). According to Nutraceutix, the use of CDT will allow a steady,programmed release of the active ingredient over time for optimal absorption."We are pleased to be working with Lehigh Valley Technologies,"said David Howard, president and chief executive officer of Nutraceutix."The co-development of CDT Tramadol is an important step in the growth ofNutraceutix's prescription drug franchise." Nutraceutix is online at www.nutraceutix.com.