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Carrington Subsidiary DelSite Starts Making Test Batches of First Bird Flu Vaccine Offering Needle-free Self-Administration
Date:2/14/2008

le, stating that ' ... as delivery systems move from needles to patches and nasal powders, prevention (and even cure) may come without the sting.' His comments underscore our belief that the GelVac nasal powder platform developed by DelSite will complete this total paradigm shift and, clearly, without a sting."

"GelVac(TM) powder has been shown to work with and stabilize many antigens and protein and peptide therapeutics," continued Turner. "All formulations tested are stable at room temperature, require no needles, no preservatives, no cold storage and can be shipped anywhere free of the restrictive cold chain distribution systems associated with other vaccines. As a nasal powder, it is patient-friendly and does not require administration by a medical professional. No painful injection could mean greater public acceptance and thus public protection on a broader scale against specific diseases."

"At the corporate level, we are analyzing our business models and exploring strategies to move all our business units forward. We have invested more than $54 million in DelSite and have incurred financial losses over recent years. As a company we are dedicated to funding DelSite's initiatives and programs. The fact that a major pharma company has twice provided us, free of cost, a non-egg based H5N1 bird flu antigen produced under the restriction required for human use, indicates that much of the heavy lifting may be behind us."

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Carrington Laboratories, Inc. is an ISO 9001-certified, research-based, biopharmaceutical and consumer products company currently utilizing naturally-occurring complex carbohydrates to manufacture and market products for mucositis, radiation dermatitis, wound and oral care, as well as to manufacture and market the nutraceutical raw material Manapol(R) and cosmetic raw material Hydrapol(TM). Carrington also manufactures and markets consumer products and manufactures quality products for other companies. Man
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