LIR Life Sciences Corp

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LIR Life Sciences Corp

CSE: SKNY

CSE: SKNY

FSE: N790

FSE: N790

LIR Life Sciences Corp. (CSE: SKNY | FSE: N790), headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, is a biotechnology company developing non-invasive drug delivery platforms for obesity treatment.

The company is advancing transdermal patches and alternative delivery systems designed to make GLP-1 and GIP-based therapies more accessible, affordable, and patient-friendly as alternatives to injectable treatments. With no FDA-approved transdermal GLP-1 formulations currently on the market, LIR is positioned in a white space within the rapidly expanding $156.7 billion global GLP-1 market.

The company recently filed a provisional patent application covering its needle-free delivery platform and has completed the design of comparative animal studies to validate its proprietary cell-penetrating peptide technology.

The Obesity Treatment Revolution

The global obesity crisis is reaching an unprecedented scale. The World Obesity Federation estimates that by 2035, nearly four billion people will be affected by obesity, representing one quarter of the global population.

U.S. spending on GLP-1 therapies reached $71.7 billion in 2023, with approximately 20 million Americans currently using these medications at an average annual cost of $12,000 per year.

Despite this explosive growth, current injectable treatments create significant barriers. Needle aversion, injection-site discomfort, refrigeration requirements, and high costs limit access—particularly in emerging markets where obesity rates are climbing rapidly.

LIR’s research targets this accessibility gap with transdermal and sublingual delivery methods that leverage proven GLP-1 and GIP compounds in novel formulations.

Global Market Size

$156.7B by 2030

Global Market Size

$156.7B by 2030

Patients Worldwide

4B affected by 2035

Patients Worldwide

4B affected by 2035

Market Growth Rate

17.46% CAGR

Market Growth Rate

17.46% CAGR

Proprietary Technology Platform

LIR’s core innovation is a cell-penetrating peptide–enhanced delivery system designed to transport GLP-1 and GIP-based therapies through the skin barrier and into systemic circulation at therapeutic levels.

The company filed a provisional patent application in December 2025 covering transdermal formats—including patches, creams, and gels—as well as sublingual administration methods.

This platform-based approach is strategic. Rather than developing a single product, LIR is building technology intended to be compatible with multiple existing and future GLP-1 and GIP-based medicines. This approach may support combination products and enable multiple commercialization pathways.

The company has completed the design of a controlled comparative animal study evaluating how effectively its transdermal formulations enable therapeutic molecules to permeate the skin and support glucose control relative to traditional injectable administration.

Well-tolerated, needle-free administration improves patient acceptance and adherence.

Non-Invasive

Well-tolerated, needle-free administration improves patient acceptance and adherence.

Non-Invasive

Well-tolerated, needle-free administration improves patient acceptance and adherence.

Non-Invasive

Ideal for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills or experience injection anxiety.

Convenience

Ideal for patients who have difficulty swallowing pills or experience injection anxiety.

Convenience

Many transdermal formulations don't require refrigeration, simplifying distribution in warm or low-infrastructure regions

No Refrigeration

Many transdermal formulations don't require refrigeration, simplifying distribution in warm or low-infrastructure regions

No Refrigeration

Investor Highlights

White Space Opportunity

No FDA-approved transdermal GLP-1 formulations exist despite a $156.7B market opportunity by 2030.

White Space Opportunity

No FDA-approved transdermal GLP-1 formulations exist despite a $156.7B market opportunity by 2030.

White Space Opportunity

No FDA-approved transdermal GLP-1 formulations exist despite a $156.7B market opportunity by 2030.

Platform Technology

Proprietary delivery system compatible with multiple GLP-1 and GIP-based therapies, enabling multiple pathways.

Platform Technology

Proprietary delivery system compatible with multiple GLP-1 and GIP-based therapies, enabling multiple pathways.

Platform Technology

Proprietary delivery system compatible with multiple GLP-1 and GIP-based therapies, enabling multiple pathways.

IP Protection

Patent filed covering transdermal and lingual delivery systems for GLP/GIP-based obesity therapies.

IP Protection

Patent filed covering transdermal and lingual delivery systems for GLP/GIP-based obesity therapies.

IP Protection

Patent filed covering transdermal and lingual delivery systems for GLP/GIP-based obesity therapies.

Near-Term Catalysts

Comparative animal studies designed to generate validation data and inform IND-enabling work.

Near-Term Catalysts

Comparative animal studies designed to generate validation data and inform IND-enabling work.

Near-Term Catalysts

Comparative animal studies designed to generate validation data and inform IND-enabling work.

How To Invest

LIR Life Sciences trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE: SKNY) and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE: N790, WKN: A41QA9). To invest, click below to be redirected to brokerage platforms or search for SKNY on your preferred trading platform.

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