Amit Saha’s Background
Amit brings 20+ years of experience to his role as Head of Technical & Innovation at LaCorium Health, leading and managing new product development, manufacturing and compliance for Flexitol, Dermal Therapy and Crampeze brands and has successfully launched many award winning products.
Amit is passionate about innovating and bringing seriously efficacious products that fill gaps in the market, often referred to as a ”master storyteller”, he is skilled at showcasing why Flexitol products deliver exceptional patient outcomes in a pharmacy setting.
Amit has been featured many times in industry publications like Pharmacy Daily and Retail Pharmacy and has spoken at a variety of conferences and conventions such as Pharmacy Connect and NAPSA.
Articles by Amit Saha
10/29/2026
Key takeaways If your skin feels drier, tighter or less bouncy than it used to, you’re not imagining it. These changes are a normal part of getting older, and they happen to everyone’s skin eventually. Amit Saha, Registered Pharmacist and Head of Technical & Innovation at Flexitol, sees this question constantly from people trying to …
10/29/2026
Key takeaways Nurses, cleaners, tradespeople and parents share the same problem: skin that never gets a break between washes. Standard hand care advice rarely accounts for that kind of repetition, which is why the usual fixes stop working after a few hours. Here’s a routine that holds up through an entire shift. Why does constant …
09/29/2026
Key Takeaways: Amit Saha, Registered Pharmacist & Head of Technical & Innovation at Flexitol shares the story behind Happy Little Bodies, our children’s skin care range of products. What products are in the Flexitol Happy Little Bodies range? There are four products in this pediatric eczema management range. How effective is the Flexitol Happy Little …
09/09/2026
Key Takeaways: Walking with cracked heels is incredibly painful. The condition occurs when the sole of your foot becomes dry, hard, and crusty, affecting around 20% of US adults. Some buildup of skin around the heel is normal due to the friction between your heel, the ground, or your shoe. However, as the skin ages, …
