PharmaTher develops 3D printed colon-targeted peptide tablets
Source · VoxelMatters
TLDR
VoxelMatters reports that PharmaTher is developing 3D-printed, colon-targeted KPV and BPC-157 tablets under an interim U.S. compounding pathway. A cited laboratory study delivered up to 75% of budesonide to a simulated colon using the delivery technology, but evidence for the proposed peptide treatment remains limited.
- 01The tablets use Craft Health’s CORR3CT technology, with a pH-responsive shell designed to resist stomach acid.
- 02The article describes a conditional compounding pathway and states that neither peptide was FDA-approved.
- 03Evidence for the lead target, left-sided ulcerative colitis, was limited to KPV studies in mice and early rectal BPC-157 use in humans.
Why it matters Editorial
The development explores targeted oral peptide delivery, but the cited laboratory results concern budesonide rather than demonstrated clinical benefits of these peptide tablets.
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