Senzer to launch first inhaled cannabinoids in UK

5 July 2018

Senzer, a privately-held British firm, has announced its intention to launch its portfolio of inhaled cannabinoid therapies in the UK.

First to launch in the UK will be Cannafen (cannabidiol), followed by Candex (dronabinol) in early 2019. Both drugs are adminstered via Senzer's unique inhaler system.

"Our delivery technology is a first of its kind — a respiratory delivery system that uses a breath-operated valve technology and delivers pharmaceutical grade cannabinoids rapidly into the bloodstream," said Alex Hearn, chief executive of Senzer.

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