EASD: Monthly Semaglutide Injection Shows Promise
Conexiant
September 9, 2024
AdoGel-semaglutide is a novel monthly injectable formulation showing promising results in preclinical studies.
The formulation utilizes a hydrogel platform for sustained release of semaglutide over a one-month period.
AdoGel consists of cross-linked degradable polymers and is injected using a 25-gauge needle.
In a rat study, the formulation demonstrated limited burst release and regular release over one month.
The product was well-tolerated, with no inflammatory reactions observed during the treatment period.
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