Novel
New molecular entity patent pending globally.
MIRA-55 is being developed to be the first prescription drug to target the cannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2 for anxiety and cognitive enhancements without the impurities of marijuana or its side effects such as increased appetite and paranoia.
New molecular entity patent pending globally.
Manufactured rather than extracted or purified.
Combines the best potential benefits of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) and neutralizes their side effects.
Its novel structure and properties are different from existing cannabinoids.
MIRA-55, a revolutionary new compound, solves three central challenges in cannabinoid drug development.
MIRA-55 answers these challenges with a single powerful molecule that's different from THC and CBD while combining the well-known therapeutic potential of both.
Originally derived from the cannabis plant in the form of marijuana, THC and CBD have been used as medicine for millennia. Marijuana or natural cannabis contains several times more THC than CBD.
While THC and CBD have nearly identical molecular structures, they interact differently with the body’s endocannabinoid system to cause unique effects. THC can cause unwanted side effects.
CBD does not bring about these negative side effects and may actually help counteract them. CBD has been shown to help treat anxiety, pain and seizures.
THC can bring about a “high” or feeling of euphoria. But for some, it can also lead to negative moods, impaired memory, increased appetite and paranoia.
MIRA-55 is manufactured rather than extracted or purified.
MIRA-55 offers a wider therapeutic window and increases CB2 activation.
MIRA-55 increases efficacy while minimizing the side effects of THC.
There is a need for less risky cannabinoid therapeutics like MIRA-55.
MIRA-55 is patent pending aiming for global patent protection.