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How Vibrant Gastro's vibrating pill treats chronic constipation without drugs
Vibrant Gastro has received FDA marketing authorization for its vibrating, drug-free capsule for treating chronic constipation. The capsule, which is activated in an accompanying pod, works by mechanically stimulating the colon and resynchronizing the biological clock to improve bowel movements. The device will be available in select U.S. states early next year and will expand nationally throughout 2023. Clinical trials showed that patients using the Vibrant capsule had at least one additional bowel movement per week compared to the control group. Vibrant Gastro aims to provide a drug-free treatment option for chronic constipation patients and plans to seek an expansion of indications in the future.
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Vibrant's Novel Drug-Free Treatment Demonstrates Positive Efficacy and Safety Results in Adults with Chronic Idiopathic Constipation in Pivotal Phase 3 Study
Vibrant Gastro presented positive Phase 3 data for its drug-free treatment for chronic idiopathic constipation (CIC) at the 2022 Digestive Disease Week Conference. The data showed significant improvement in bowel movement frequency, constipation symptoms, and quality of life in adults with CIC. The company has submitted the Phase 3 data to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for clearance. The trial involved 312 CIC patients at over 90 clinical centers across the U.S. Vibrants drug-free mechanism of action is based on resynchronizing the biological clock through mechanical stimulation of the colon. The company aims to provide a cost-effective solution for chronic constipation and expand treatment options for healthcare providers.
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Constipation treatment Vibrant raises $7.5 million led by Unorthodox Ventures
Vibrant, a developer of gastrointestinal treatments, has announced the first closing of a $7.5 million Series E funding round led by Unorthodox Ventures. Vibrant has developed a non-drug treatment for chronic constipation that uses a vibrating capsule to stimulate bowel movements. The treatment is currently in its third round of trials with the FDA. The funding will support Vibrants expected rollout and the company is actively engaging with physicians and insurers. Unorthodox Ventures Founding Contrarian, Carey Smith, will join Vibrants Board of Directors. Vibrant is aiming to provide a real solution for the millions of Americans suffering from chronic constipation.
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Swallowable Vibrating Pill Shakes Faecis to Relieve Constipation
Israeli company Vibrant has developed a drug-free pill called the Vibrant capsule, which is swallowed like a typical pill and is programmed to vibrate in order to stimulate bowel movements. The capsule has been evaluated for effectiveness on patients with Chronic Idiopathic Constipation and Irritable Bowel Syndrome with Constipation, showing positive results. The capsule is able to shake up the walls of the large intestine, freeing up tough buildup. The article highlights the benefits of the Vibrant capsule as a medication-free solution for constipation.
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Drug-Free Constipation Cure: A Vibrating Pill Bottom Line Inc
Israeli company Vibrant has developed a vibrating capsule to provide relief for chronic constipation. The capsule, which is swallowed and programmed to vibrate in the large intestine, stimulates natural peristaltic activity and induces bowel movements. In early clinical trials, the Vibrant capsule doubled the number of bowel movements and achieved effective relief in 90% of patients within eight weeks. The capsule is about the size of a fish oil pill and has no side effects. Vibrant plans to conduct larger trials in 10 to 12 research centers starting in early 2019, with the goal of obtaining FDA approval and making the capsule available in about three years.
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Swallowing a vibrating capsule could relieve constipation
A vibrating capsule developed by Vibrant, an Israeli company, has shown promise in relieving chronic constipation. The capsule, programmed to vibrate in the large intestine, stimulates stomach contractions and helps move digestion along. In a study with 245 participants, those who took the vibrating capsules had twice as many bowel movements per week compared to those taking a placebo. If larger studies confirm its safety and effectiveness, the medication could be available in three years. Constipation affects millions of people in the US and UK. Vibrant plans to conduct a larger study to further investigate the capsules ability to relieve constipation.
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Vibrant Successfully Completes Two Clinical Studies Showcasing the Efficacy of World's First Vibrating Capsule to Treat Chronic Constipation
Vibrant Ltd. has successfully completed clinical studies for its intraluminal vibrating capsule for treating chronic constipation. The capsule stimulates the colon with mechanical vibrations, providing a non-chemical treatment option. The results of the studies will be presented at WCOG 2017. Vibrant is currently recruiting for additional clinical studies in the US and sees potential in treating other constipation disorders.
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Study Starts For Vibrating Pill To Treat Constipation
Israeli medical device company Vibrant Ltd. has developed a vibrating capsule for the treatment of chronic constipation. Oviedo Medical Research in the U.S. is one of six sites enrolling patients for a clinical study on the effectiveness of the vibrating capsule. The company plans to submit the capsule for FDA approval and estimates it will be sold at a similar price range as prescription medication for chronic constipation. Patients enrolled in the study will receive the capsules for free and will be reimbursed for their time and travel. The vibrating capsule is expected to be a cost-effective and side effect-free treatment for chronic constipation.
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Vibrating Capsule May Relieve Chronic Constipation
Vibrant Ltd., a company specializing in medical technology, has developed a vibrating capsule that can be used to treat chronic constipation. The capsule stimulates the bowel by vibrating inside the large intestine, providing relief for patients who do not respond well to laxatives. The company is conducting a nationwide clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of the capsule in alleviating constipation. The trial is a randomized, double-blind investigation that will last for 12 weeks. Patients will be divided into two groups, one of which will receive a placebo. The capsule has the potential to revolutionize constipation treatment and provide alternative options for patients.
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Clinical trial for vibrating capsule for chronic constipation underway
Temple University Hospital is conducting a clinical trial to test a new vibrating capsule for patients with chronic constipation. The trial aims to determine the efficacy of the capsule in alleviating constipation. Participants will be randomly assigned to receive the capsule or a placebo and will record their symptoms in a diary. The device is programmed to vibrate after being swallowed, stimulating intestinal contractions. The trial is sponsored by Vibrant Ltd.
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That Israeli startup with the vibrating anti-constipation pills is conducting clinical trials stateside
Israeli startup Vibrant Ltd. is recruiting for U.S. clinical trials for its vibrating pill designed to alleviate chronic constipation. The pill, controlled by external algorithms, induces natural peristaltic activity in the large intestine, leading to bowel movements. Vibrant is actively seeking partnerships. The companys constipation trial is screening patients at various U.S. centers, aiming to study the effectiveness of the pill for patients with fewer than three bowel movements per week. The goal is to achieve one additional spontaneous bowel movement per week over eight months. Chronic constipation is a common problem in the U.S. that often doesnt respond well to current treatments. Temple University is one of the participating institutions in the trial.
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Laxatives Fail You? Try a Vibrating Pill
Israeli researchers, with U.S. federal funding, have been testing an experimental vibrating capsule developed by Vibrant Ltd as a drug-free alternative for people with chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome. The capsule nearly doubled the number of bowel movements in volunteers, providing a potential solution for those who are unhappy with the results they get from laxatives. The capsule is still in the experimental stage and not yet approved for use.
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