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GenUltimate In Korea
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International drugs, blood sugar strips through subsidiaries
Contracted domestic supply of FDA approved strip with KJCare
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Approval 2017.01.31 18:25:31
The Korea International Trade Association (KINTEX) announced on December 31 that it has entered into a supply contract to import the blood sugar strip 'GenUltimate Test Strips', which has been approved by the US FDA, in Korea.
This supply contract was signed with UnicaCare, a US agent of PharmaTech Soultions, a US FDA licensed person.
The blood strip strip, which is supposed to be supplied exclusively, can be used in conjunction with a blood glucose measuring device using the One Touch Ultra strip to quantitatively measure blood sugar in whole blood, and to obtain fast and accurate results with only a small blood sample of 1.0 µl .
It is constructed at a reasonable price so that consumers can feel free to test it as needed.
In particular, this blood strip strip can be guaranteed to be safe and reliable by producing appropriately according to the manufacturing and quality control guidelines required by the US FDA even after receiving US FDA approval.
With the signing of the supply agreement, International Pharmaceuticals expects to increase the market share of blood glucose strips in Korea by 50 billion won and contribute to sales and profits thanks to the blood glucose strip market, which grows at an annual average rate of more than 5%.
In 2011, KOGAS established KJ Care, a subsidiary that handles medical devices and welfare equipment, in addition to pharmaceuticals.
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50,000,000,000 South Korean Won equals
43,675,500 US Dollars
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With the signing of the supply agreement, International Pharmaceuticals expects to increase the market share of blood glucose strips in Korea by 50 billion won and contribute to sales and profits thanks to the blood glucose strip market, which grows at an annual average rate of more than 5%.
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In 2011, KOGAS established KJ Care, a subsidiary that handles medical devices and welfare equipment, in addition to pharmaceuticals.
KOGAS:
https://business-humanrights.org/en/kogas-kor...orporation
KOGAS involved in human rights...
and obviosuly...
concerned about diabetes.
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Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS) is a South Korean public natural gas company that was established by the Korean government in 1983. KOGAS has grown into the largest LNG-importing company in the world[2] and operates four LNG regasification terminals and 4,440 km of natural gas pipelines in South Korea.
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