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now as momentum accelerates across the small-cap biotech, tech, media and AI sectors.
Polyrizon Ltd. (Nasdaq: PLRZ) soared more than 100% in after-hours trading after announcing powerful new preclinical data demonstrating that its proprietary intranasal naloxone hydrogel exhibits significantly superior mucoadhesion compared to a marketed intranasal naloxone spray — a critical performance advantage for real-world opioid overdose emergencies.
Using an established ex-vivo rabbit nasal mucosa model, researchers compared the persistence of Polyrizon’s hydrogel to a commercial naloxone product under repeated washing with Simulated Nasal Electrolyte Solution (SNES). Polyrizon’s Trap & Target™ (T&T) hydrogel retained dramatically higher fluorescence levels, with results reaching p < 0.0001, demonstrating far stronger and more durable mucosal adhesion.
Enhanced mucoadhesion is a key driver of intranasal drug delivery performance — particularly for emergency opioid overdose reversal — because increased nasal residence time supports more reliable absorption and potentially faster onset of action.
“These results further validate the potential of our T&T hydrogel platform,” said Tomer Izraeli, CEO of Polyrizon. “Outperforming a marketed product in mucoadhesion is a significant milestone for our Naloxone program.”
The new findings build on Polyrizon’s previously reported stability data, reinforcing the Company’s positioning in intranasal drug delivery, biodefense, and next-generation hydrogel-based therapeutics. With global opioid overdose deaths continuing to rise, Polyrizon’s innovation may represent a meaningful improvement in emergency response tools.
Investors now anticipate next steps including preclinical advancement, regulatory pathway updates, and future clinical development as Polyrizon moves toward what could become a best-in-class intranasal naloxone product. For more information, visit www.polyrizon-biotech.com.
