SciSparc’s Neurothera Labs Granted Israeli Patent for Opioid-PEA Combination to Enhance Pain Relief and Reduce Side Effects

Reuters2025-12-30
SciSparc’s Neurothera Labs Granted Israeli Patent for Opioid-PEA Combination to Enhance Pain Relief and Reduce Side Effects

SciSparc Ltd. announced that the Israel Patent Office has granted a patent for a proprietary combination of opioids and N-acylethanolamines, developed by NeuroThera Labs Inc., in which SciSparc holds a controlling interest. The patented technology covers methods and formulations designed to enhance opioid pain relief while reducing side effects such as tolerance, dependence, and gastrointestinal issues. This Israeli patent joins previously granted patents for the same technology in Europe, Japan, Australia, and Canada. Pre-clinical studies demonstrated that the combination of oxycodone and palmitoylethanolamide (PEA) both enhanced analgesic effects and reduced adverse events compared to oxycodone alone.

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