Zeus Hygia Lifesciences and UK-based Patch House Labs Sign MOU to Develop Transdermal Delivery Systems for Premium Nutraceutical Ingredients

▴ Zeus Hygia Lifesciences and UK-based Patch House Labs Sign MOU
A strategic collaboration to bring next-generation transdermal nutraceutical solutions to global markets.
Hyderabad, 19th February, 2026: Zeus Hygia Lifesciences, a science-led nutraceutical ingredient innovator, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with UK-based Patch House Labs to jointly develop and commercialise premium nutraceutical ingredients in advanced transdermal delivery formats. The collaboration marks a strategic step towards expanding the delivery formats of clinically validated nutraceutical ingredients for global consumers.

The partnership will focus on transforming Zeus Hygia’s proprietary branded ingredients into transdermal delivery systems (TDDS), enabling improved bioavailability, convenience, and compliance. Initial ingredients planned for development include Metaberine®, a clinically validated low-dose berberine for metabolic health and glucose management; STADICE®, an enriched mango extract for cognitive wellness, focus, and memory; and Grantria®, a pomegranate extract positioned for beauty-from-within and menopausal health applications.

Transdermal delivery systems offer several advantages over conventional oral supplementation, including bypassing first-pass metabolism, avoiding degradation in the gastrointestinal tract, and providing sustained, controlled release of active compounds. These attributes make TDDS a promising next-generation delivery platform for nutraceutical and wellness applications.

By combining Zeus Hygia’s proprietary ingredient science with Patch House Labs’ expertise in high-performance topical patch technologies, the partnership aims to accelerate the adoption of transdermal nutraceuticals across Europe and other global markets.

“We see strong synergies between our science-led ingredient platforms and Patch House Labs’ delivery expertise,” said Dr. Arunkanth Krishnakumar, Co-founder and CEO, Zeus Hygia Lifesciences. “This collaboration allows us to extend the reach and efficacy of our clinically validated ingredients through novel delivery formats that enhance consumer experience and therapeutic potential.”

Mr. Isaac Davidson, Founder, Patch House Labs, added, “Zeus Hygia’s commitment to research-driven, premium nutraceutical ingredients aligns strongly with our mission to deliver high-performance transdermal solutions. By combining our formulation and testing capabilities with Zeus Hygia’s patented ingredients, we aim to create differentiated transdermal supplements that can penetrate global markets.”

The MOU reflects the growing convergence of ingredient science and advanced delivery technologies in the nutraceutical industry. As consumer demand for convenient, effective, and science-backed wellness solutions increases, transdermal formats are emerging as a compelling alternative to traditional oral supplements.

The collaboration underscores Zeus Hygia’s ambition to expand its branded ingredient portfolio into next-generation delivery platforms and reinforces Patch House Labs’ position in the premium topical supplement segment.

Tags : #

About the Author


Team Medicircle

Related Stories

Loading Please wait...

-Advertisements-



Trending Now

India's Next Public Health Challenge: Chronic Disease in Younger AdultsSeptember 02, 2026
High-Risk Pregnancy Monitoring at Home: Can Remote Care Truly Improve Maternal Safety?September 02, 2026
High-Risk Pregnancy Monitoring at Home: Can Remote Care Truly Improve Maternal Safety?September 02, 2026
Childhood Obesity in India: Why Schools Are Becoming the New Prevention FrontlineSeptember 01, 2026
India's Medical Inflation Problem: Why Healthcare Costs Keep Rising and What It Means for Every FamilySeptember 01, 2026
Diagnostics in Myasthenia Gravis: Single-Fiber EMG, Acetylcholine Receptor Antibodies, and ThymectomyAugust 31, 2026
Can Health Insurance Reform Make Private Healthcare More Affordable in India? August 31, 2026
India's Medical Device Revolution: Can the Country Become a Global MedTech Hub?August 31, 2026
India's Medical Device Revolution: Can the Country Become a Global MedTech Hub?August 31, 2026
Patients from the continent of Africa Celebrate Onam with Traditional Pookalam at StemRx HospitalAugust 29, 2026
Aakash Healthcare Marks Nine Years of Care, Sets Sight on 2,000 Beds Across North IndiaAugust 29, 2026
NIU Launches Five-Day Faculty Development Programme on NCAHP Competency-Based CurriculumAugust 29, 2026
Navigating the New Labour Codes in India: A Comprehensive Compliance Guide for 2026August 29, 2026
Clinical Management of Chronic Venous Insufficiency: Endovenous Laser Ablation vs. SclerotherapyAugust 29, 2026
Evaluating Hypercalcemia in Clinical Practice: Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) Driven vs. Malignancy WorkupsAugust 29, 2026
Advanced Endoscopy in Biliary Tract Disease: ERCP vs. Diagnostic Endoscopic Ultrasound (EUS)August 29, 2026
Pediatric Epilepsy Protocols: Ketogenic Diet Interventions, Anti-Seizure Medications, and Developmental OutcomesAugust 29, 2026
Made in India Medical Devices: What Is Changing in 2026?August 28, 2026
The Future of Indian Hospitals: What Healthcare Leaders Are Preparing ForAugust 28, 2026
Kumaran Hospitals Kilpauk Performs 20-Hour Marathon Surgery to Remove Rare, Complex Mesenteric Tumour in 29-Year-OldAugust 27, 2026