Strategic Pharmaceutical Advisors (SRxA) and Sinol USA, Inc., announced today the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding signifying their intent to enter into a marketing agreement for SINOL Nasal Spray.Under the proposed terms of the agreement SRxA will lead the worldwide marketing of SINOL Nasal Spray to professional and consumer audiences.
Headquartered in NewtownConnecticut, Sinol USA Inc. is a healthcare company dedicated to developing products using all natural ingredients.Available without a prescription, SINOL Nasal Spray formulations use clean, old fashioned ingredients for fast relief from allergy and sinus congestion and headaches of all degrees and types.
SRxA is a health education and strategic planning firm with world-renowned physicians as its advisors/partners.As part of this agreement, SRxA will develop programming tailored to the education of professional and consumer audiences alike and deliver it in a variety of media appropriate for the target audiences. Strategic Pharmaceutical Advisors is headquartered in Washington, DC with offices in London and Hong Kong.
In announcing this collaboration, Paul Carpenter, Chief Executive Officer of Sinol USA, Inc. noted, “SINOL Nasal Sprays have caught the attention of U.S. medical practitioners in a very short period of time. With this collaboration, we now look forward to reaching an international physician audience through the proven expertise and international clinical range of SRxA.”
Dr. Christos S. Efessiou, Strategic Pharmaceutical Advisors’ Chief Executive Officer, commented “The option of providing the public with an all natural, non-prescription alternative for relief from allergy-related congestion and headaches, impressed our Team enough to seek an active partnership in SINOL.My colleagues and I are excited at the possibilities that this partnership will offer to healthcare professionals and to allergy and headache sufferers.”
Sinol USA is presently working with Strategic BioSciences, a SRxA affiliate, in a pioneering product reformulation agreement which is expected to offer significant advantages to SINOL users.The companies expect to announce this agreement in the near future.
Columnist Dr. Peter Gott Northwest Herald May 23, 2008 - Allergy season hits reader hard
Dear Dr. Gott: I suffer from headaches associated with allergies and have tried numerous medications without much success. I’m really in a bind to find something I feel safe taking.
Dear Reader: Allergies and headaches can be difficult to deal with and seem to affect us all at some point in our lives. Worse still, they seem to occur only at inappropriate times.
You may want to try Claritin, formerly a prescription medication now approved for over-the-counter sale. The newest prescription-turned-OTC is Zyrtec. If you stop the allergies, you should be able to prevent the headaches.
If you prefer homeopathic choices, I recommend Sinol, which is the first headache nasal spray registered with the FDA. It is purported to relieve headache pain and also comes in an allergy-relief spray. It supposedly reduces, prevents and/or stops sinus pain, as well as congestion and inflammation. It is nonaddictive and free of harsh side effects.
A pharmacist may be able to provide more information about the types of medication that will best control your symptoms and provide prompt relief. If you still have questions, make an appointment with your physician.
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