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Global Health Ventures completes prototype manufacturing of its "X-Excite" male enhancement drug

Published on November 9, 2009 at 10:41 AM · 1 Comment

Global Health Ventures Inc. (OTCBB:GHLV), or the "Company" a Specialty Pharma is pleased to announce today that it has completed the prototype manufacturing of the drug "X-Excite" Global's male enhancement drug. The manufacturing of the product was carried out under contract with Vida Pharma of Montreal, Canada. Vida Pharma specialized in the designing of the new tablet size, taste, and hardness. The Company has manufactured over 4000 pills from several different incipient and coatings that are all safe for human consumption. These various batches will be tested at the University of British Columbia, Canada for independent evaluation in regards to drugs adsorption, taste, color and hardness. If the samples meet our end goals then the drug will be ready for mass production under the proprietary formula for testing in humans and finally applying for regulatory approval.

The Company plans to meet the regulatory bodies in the United States, Canada and Europe to assess the time and length of the human clinical trials in the near future. The X-Excite drug is the Company's lead prescription drug. The Company is hoping to manufacture it so it can be qualified under the OTC (over the counter for pharmaceuticals) Market. If approvals are attained we believe that the product will generate a very lucrative revenue stream for Global Health.

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  1. Linda Linda United States says:

    Any update on the drug excite has it been approved in Canada or Europe yet?

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