The USA's Generex Biotechnology Corp says that Lebanon's Ministry of Public Health has approved Generex Oral-lyn, the company's proprietary oral insulin spray, for importation, marketing, distribution and commercial sale in the country for the treatment of adults and children with type 1 or 2 diabetes.
Benta SAL, the company's licensee in Lebanon and the holder of the largest market share in the supply of pharmaceuticals to Lebanese hospitals and health institutions, is poised to commence the marketing and sale of Oral-lyn early in 2009.
The agent is designed to offer a simple, convenient, fast, flexible and pain-free alternative to prandial injections of insulin. Benta's sales force will offer the product throughout Lebanon, covering 1,700 pharmacies, 175 hospitals and 23 wholesalers, in addition to public health institutions and dispensaries. Benta will also implement a medical education program to introduce the product to endocrinologists, diabetologists and physicians in Lebanon.
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