CLOPAM® · For obesity & MASH peptide developers
Your peptide.On a patch.Once a week.
- Bioavailability vs SC injection, GLP-1 peptide in humans
- ~80%Bioavailability vs SC injection, GLP-1 peptide in humans
- The same weekly cadence as the injection
- 1×/wkThe same weekly cadence as the injection
- Needles to see, fear or dispose of
- 0Needles to see, fear or dispose of
01 — The race
The most crowded race in medicine.
01
Everyone is in
Global pharma and biotech are pouring programs into GLP-1-class peptides — single, dual and triple agonists, weekly and longer-acting — all chasing the same patients.
02
Molecules converge
As efficacy and safety converge across the class, the next program has to win on something patients feel every week: how it is taken.
03
MASH raises the stakes
GLP-1-based therapies are moving from obesity into MASH and other metabolic disease, where treatment is long-term and staying on therapy decides the outcome.
02 — The adherence gap
Most people don't stay on the injection.
64.8%
of adults without diabetes stopped their GLP-1 within one year
Rodriguez PJ et al. JAMA Netw Open. 2025;8(1):e2457349 (n = 125,474)85%
of people starting a GLP-1 for weight loss had stopped by two years
Prime Therapeutics real-world analysis, 20241 in 12
were still taking it at three years
Prime Therapeutics real-world analysis, 2025
Why weekly injections get dropped
- Needle fear and injection fatigue over months of weekly doses
- Pens to store, carry and dispose of as sharps
- Treatment that feels medical, every single week
Weight comes back when treatment stops. A form patients are willing to keep using is worth as much as the molecule.
03 — Once a week, on a patch
Once a week, on a patch.
01
High drug loading
CLOPAM packs an unusually high peptide load into each patch — enough to carry a full weekly dose.
02
Aero-pressure tip concentration
Our patented aero-pressure manufacturing drives the drug into the needle tips, so it is deposited deep in the skin for high systemic absorption.
03
~80% of SC bioavailability
In human pilot PK studies with a GLP-1 peptide, the patch reached about 80% of the bioavailability of the SC injection — enough to keep the same once-a-week schedule.
Weekly SC injection
- Monneedle
- Tue
- Wed
- Thu
- Fri
- Sat
- Sun
Weekly CLOPAM patch
- Monpatch
- Tue
- Wed
- Thu
- Fri
- Sat
- Sun
Same once-a-week rhythm. One less needle every week.
04 — What else it brings
Everything else a patch brings.
No needle to fear
Microneedles dissolve in the skin; patients never see or handle a needle.
Self-applied at home
A pressure-activated applicator confirms each application with an audible click.
No sharps waste
The needles dissolve, so there is nothing sharp to store, carry or dispose of.
Gentle on the skin
Almost no skin irritation in human pilot studies.
Discreet and portable
A small patch in hermetic packaging, easy to carry when travelling.
A new presentation
A weekly patch differentiates a new peptide or extends the life cycle of a marketed one.
Made at scale, aseptically
The world's first fully aseptic microneedle patch plant runs in Hyangnam, with a commercial-scale plant to follow.
Already in obesity
A top-tier global obesity & endocrinology company is developing a peptide on CLOPAM with us.
Make your peptide stand out.
Send us your peptide under an MTA. We'll come back with patch feasibility data on your own molecule.
~80% is relative bioavailability against SC injection in human pilot PK studies with a GLP-1 peptide; results vary by molecule and are confirmed in development. Persistence figures are from the cited real-world studies.
