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Nutra Pharma announces collaboration with Nationwide Laboratories

Nutra Pharma Corporation, a biotechnology company marketing Nyloxin and Pet Pain-Away in the over-the-counter (OTC) pain management market, and which is also developing treatments for Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), Adrenomyeloneuropathy (AMN) and Pain, entered into a facility and personnel sharing agreement with Nationwide Laboratory Services, Inc.

"We are very pleased to be sharing our resources with Nationwide Laboratory Services," stated Rik J. Deitsch, Chairman and CEO of Nutra Pharma Corporation. "Nationwide’s expertise in structuring and conducting clinical trials represents tremendous value for Nutra Pharma’s future endeavors in the development of orphan drugs. Nationwide has high caliber regulatory, quality control and quality assurance personnel who will be very helpful to Nutra Pharma as we grow our business and scope of products," he concluded.

Nationwide Laboratory Services, Inc. operates as a clinical diagnostics laboratory, performing routine and specialty human diagnostics. The company also offers clinical trial services, such as specimen and special handling requirements, status of test results, turnaround time, testing, participants test results, channeling calls to technical or professional personnel, communicating specimen issues, notifying investigational site of critical calls, and telephone support with data management training services; and courier tracking services.

"We are very happy to be working with Nutra Pharma," commented Mark I. Delahunty, Chairman and CEO of Nationwide Laboratory Services, Inc. "Our collaboration with Nutra Pharma is more synergistic than it may appear on the surface. Our businesses dovetail quite nicely from a facilities standpoint, helping to optimize the use of space and personnel," he concluded.