Endoderma is Naturalendo Tech's subsidiary company.
Endoderma has its own facility to manufacture the microneedle patches. Endoderma microneedle patches have patents registered and is known for it's technology and efficacy.
Below is the link to an article on Endoderma patch on Korea Times.
http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/tech/2022/03/129_325888.html
GLS, a European sales partner of Endoderma, is grateful to work with the Korean bio-venture firm, which it believes holds plenty of potential for medical use.
"The patented technology is really impressive and leads to best-in-class, science-backed products. We are proud to be in this journey as partners and to represent this technology especially for the European market," GLS CEO Benedikt Burkhardt said during an interview with The Korea Times, on March 16.
Endoderma's microneedle technology, which delivers drugs by attaching a patch with fine-sized needles to the body, holds tremendous potential for different kinds of uses. It is particularly true for cosmetic purposes, but the potential medical use of such innovative technology is also on the horizon.
"The technology closes the gap between injections and cutaneous application of for example creams. I think this explains the enormous potential for microneedle technology," Burkhardt said.
Burkhardt sees huge potential for this relatively young technology, which has already been accepted in the industry.
"As always, new application forms need to create trust and this takes time. However, Endoderma's technology is very well accepted already and we see great potential for further growth in the medical field. With the right partners in the right segments, this application form can be tremendously successful and helpful for many people," Burkhardt said. "GLS is grateful to share mutual values with Endoderma like trust, transparency and the hard work to offer excellent products with maximum effect to customers."