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Immunosyn announces proposed agreements for distribution of autoimmune drug

Immunosyn is negotiating an exclusive license agreement for the administration and distribution of SF-1019 in the State of Utah with Utah Biopharmaceutical Laboratories.

Immunosyn has been advised by Argyll Biotechnologies, the licensor of SF-1019, Immunosyn’s strategic partner and its largest shareholder, that Argyll Biotech is negotiating a three-party agreement with its current domestic third party manufacturer and Utah Biopharmaceutical Laboratories for Utah Biopharmaceuticals to be a third party manufacturer of SF-1019 in the State of Utah.

The combination of the proposed license and manufacturing agreements will allow for SF-1019 to be administered in the State of Utah exclusively by Utah Biopharmaceutical Laboratories through Renewed Hope Clinic which is located in Beaver, Utah.

Stephen Ferrone, president and CEO of Immunosyn, said: “Utah Biopharmaceutical Laboratories sought the ability to distribute SF-1019 in the State of Utah as a result of the compelling desire of patients who are seeking this treatment after their having failed conventional, FDA approved therapy.”