Licensing Agreements

CureMark and Balchem sign licensing and development agreement for enzyme specialty products

Published in Lab Law Weekly, December 15th, 2006

CureMark announces the signing of a licensing and development agreement to utilize Balchem Corporation's novel drug delivery technologies to optimize CureMark's proprietary enzyme formulation.

Under the agreement, Balchem has granted CureMark an exclusive license for using its patented and proprietary drug delivery technology, PharmaShure in all of CureMark's digestive/pancreatic enzyme products. CureMark has found that autistic children suffer from a pancreatic secretory deficiency and has demonstrated in empirical studies that a specific pancreatic enzyme formulation can positively impact many aspects of autism.

"This is a major step in our...

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Source: Lab Law Weekly (2006-12-15)

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