Beauty Industry

Plans to Market a Needle-Free Delivery System

The injectors can be used to administer liquid cosmetic products such as Botox, hyaluronic acid, and vitamins.

Will the market for injectable cosmetics soon grow?

Beautyject Inc. is counting on it – with the help of its needle-free technology, which are injectors that can be used to administer liquid cosmetic products such as Botox, hyaluronic acid, vitamins, and a variety of other products to the top layers of the skin through a non-invasive, needle-free, painless delivery system.

Beautyject, a majority owned subsidiary of Verde Media, has just inked a deal with Verde Media Group to sell and distribute its beauty products throughout North America.

The group will play a central role in the direct sales, marketing, and distribution for Beautyject’s cosmetic needle-free kits and products. Verde Media Group is a distribution group that utilizes major broadcasting and satellite TV networks to accomplish its marketing goals.

Verde Media Group President, William Veve commented:

“With a strong licensing agreement in place for the proprietary technology, we are extremely pleased to have a reputable and established group in secured to launch our product. All terms and parties involved will be released next week.”

Beautyject says it expects revenues to reach upwards of $25 million by its first full year of commercialization.

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