Lexaria is a biotechnology company seeking to enhance the bioavailability of multiple drug agents using DehydraTECH (DHT), its technology using oral and topical delivery. It combines lipophilic APIs with specific fatty acid and carrier compounds followed by dehydration. DHT offers several attractive features: 1) substantial improvement in bioabsorption in terms of time to measurable plasma levels & AUC, 2) brain permeation, 3) taste masking & 4) side effect reduction. As DHT does not employ a covalent bond, it is not considered a new molecular entity and can rely on an API's previously conducted safety and efficacy data to obtain regulatory approval. Lexaria receives revenues from licensing & product sales which can in part fund R&D operations. R&D activities pursue both preclinical and clinical programs. The lead program is investigating GLP-1 agonists for weight loss and diabetes. Other DHT candidates include antivirals, CBD, nicotine, PDE5 inhibitors, NSAIDs, hormones, colchicine & others. We forecast penetration into global markets for weight loss, diabetes, hypertension, nicotine delivery and antiviral product categories.

02 Oct 2025
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LEXX: Biodistribution Study Results
Lexaria Bioscience Corp. (LEXX:NAS) | 0 0 0.0%
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02 Oct 2025 -
Author:
John Vandermosten -
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Lexaria is a biotechnology company seeking to enhance the bioavailability of multiple drug agents using DehydraTECH (DHT), its technology using oral and topical delivery. It combines lipophilic APIs with specific fatty acid and carrier compounds followed by dehydration. DHT offers several attractive features: 1) substantial improvement in bioabsorption in terms of time to measurable plasma levels & AUC, 2) brain permeation, 3) taste masking & 4) side effect reduction. As DHT does not employ a covalent bond, it is not considered a new molecular entity and can rely on an API's previously conducted safety and efficacy data to obtain regulatory approval. Lexaria receives revenues from licensing & product sales which can in part fund R&D operations. R&D activities pursue both preclinical and clinical programs. The lead program is investigating GLP-1 agonists for weight loss and diabetes. Other DHT candidates include antivirals, CBD, nicotine, PDE5 inhibitors, NSAIDs, hormones, colchicine & others. We forecast penetration into global markets for weight loss, diabetes, hypertension, nicotine delivery and antiviral product categories.