SaNOtize Research and Development

@SanotizeD

SaNOtize is an innovative biotech company, using a patented platform technology for topical delivery of NO, to treat upper respiratory and dermal infections

Vancouver, British Columbia
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Joined November 2018
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  1. Feb 12

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  2. Feb 11

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  3. Feb 11

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  4. Jan 27

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  5. Jan 26

    If only there was an affordable, easy to use, antiviral (nasal spray) that significantly reduces viral load early on in the infection… "…patients with high viral loads early on often developed long Covid… antivirals soon after diagnosis might help…"

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    15 Nov 2021

    Welcoming CEO Gilly Regev and board member Dan Suesskind, the Global CFO of Teva, to the office in Jerusalem as they plan the global rollout of the company's anti- nasal spray. More details on the platform:

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    27 Sep 2021

    Multiple companies, including Canada's , are developing nasal sprays that could change how we fight the virus

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    1 Oct 2021

    Could COVID protection come in the form of a nasal spray?

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  9. 5 Sep 2021

    This paper explains clearly the mechanisms of action in which nitric oxide (NO) disables the virus and prevents it’s replication. Unlike most NO treatments that are delivered though inhalation and pressurized gas cylinders, ours is topical, low dose, non systemic delivery of NO.

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  10. 4 Sep 2021

    Execellent review article that illustrate mechanism of action of nitric oxide against SARS-CoV-2

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  11. 30 Jul 2021

    “…It’s difficult to build up a robust immune response in the nose and throat, particularly when a shot is delivered into the arm. And Delta is so adept at multiplying quickly in upper airway cells that it can start causing symptoms before the immune system kicks into gear.”

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  12. 30 Jul 2021

    Here is why a nasal spray that can, within seconds, significantly reduce your viral load in the upper airway, is needed in the fight against Covid.

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  13. 24 Mar 2021

    Insightful webinar by Mobeen Syed, MD, MS. on Sanotize's NORS(tm) solution

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  14. 22 Mar 2021

    Sanotize news is found on the top line of Drudge Report today "Virus killing nasal spray ..." here's the link to the story

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  15. 22 Mar 2021

    Another step forward - ’s-Breakthrough-Anti-Viral-Nasal-Spray.

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  16. 21 Mar 2021

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    15 Mar 2021

    Canadian health tech company led by CEO Dr. Gilly Regev is seeking emergency approval for their killing nasal spray in the UK and Canada.

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  18. 15 Mar 2021

    “UK Clinical Trial Confirms SaNOtize’s Breakthrough Treatment for COVID-19”

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  19. 12 Mar 2021

    Exciting news coming soon!

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    21 Jan 2021

    "A game-changer" according to scientists involved. Trials are starting on a nasal spray which could be 99.9% effective at killing coronavirus. Virologists at think it could potentially treat people up to 4 days after infection. Exclusive access for .

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