BioCIN

Redefining Vancomycin Therapy
BioCIN is a next-generation vancomycin-based therapy designed to transform the treatment of life-threatening Gram-positive infections, including those caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) — one of the deadliest bacterial threats in hospital settings.
Unlike conventional vancomycin, which requires prolonged IV infusions and is associated with notable toxicity, BioCIN offers a new formulation enabling easier administration, better tolerance, and potentially improved outcomes.
Key Advantages of BioCIN
- Reduced toxicity and improved tolerability compared to standard vancomycin
- Simple injection or oral administration — eliminating prolonged IV infusion
- Optimized treatment frequency and duration
- Enhanced efficacy through improved patient compliance and drug exposure


A Critical Clinical Gap
Vancomycin remains a last-resort antibiotic for severe MRSA infections — including sepsis, lower respiratory tract infections, osteomyelitis, and complicated skin infections.
However, current administration methods are complex, resource-intensive, and poorly tolerated, limiting access to the therapy for many patients.
BioCIN aims to overcome these barriers, enabling earlier use, safer treatment, and broader patient reach — a major step forward in the fight against resistant bacterial infections.
Market Opportunity
- >$450M projected vancomycin market by 2027
- >$2B estimated peak global sales potential for an improved vancomycin formulation
- Expanding MRSA prevalence and resistance rates worldwide
- High unmet need for safer, more practical last-line treatments


Strategic Positioning
ImmuPharma’s BioCIN program is part of a broader anti-infective innovation strategy focused on:
- Addressing high-resistance, high-mortality infections,
- Bringing true innovation to neglected therapy areas,
- Delivering tangible clinical and operational benefits to patients, physicians, and health systems.
BioCIN: unlocking the full potential of vancomycin — safer, simpler, stronger.