I got a question. I found this old press from 200
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I got a question.
I found this old press from 2003 and found it interesting. It list 2 Divisions of UNVC even back then. I had not heard of "TWT (Thermal Waste Technology) a division of Univec".
Does anyone know if it is still part of UNVC? Is it still in business?
One thing I do know is that there is a LOT of money to made disposing of hazardous material. If this company is still part of UNVC and is well established/doing well it makes UNVC even larger.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/200307...-President
About Univec
Founded in 1992, Univec is considered one of the leading innovators in the design and production of auto-disable safety syringes. The Company has production facilities in Portugal, South Korea, China, India, Belgium and the U.S., and has licensed its technology to Terumo of Japan, the leading producer of syringes outside the U.S.
Univec distributes its products in 80 countries, and will continue selling and licensing its syringe technology for distribution in foreign markets while expanding its distribution in the United States. Its patented safe syringes include the AD-Syringe (auto-disable) to prevent re-use of disposable syringes, and the Sliding-Sheath Syringe to prevent needle-stick injury to healthcare workers.
PPSI (PHYSICIAN AND PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES, INC.) a division of Univec promotes and pays for pharmaceutical products though its network of pharmacies. PPSI eliminates the need for the pharmaceutical companies to distribute actual drug samples to physicians reducing potential liability for the physician while maintaining clinical oversight and drug interaction checks for the patient.
TWT (Thermal Waste Technology) a division of Univec provides onsite disposal of medical waste, safety syringes and other hazardous material. The Demolizer System enables a medical facility or medical office to collect and process its medical waste in a way that not only protects the environment but also safeguards medical staff and patients while fully complying with all regulatory issues.
Contacts
Univec, Inc.
Investor relations: David Dalton, President, 410-347-9959
e-mail: univec@univec.com
I found this old press from 2003 and found it interesting. It list 2 Divisions of UNVC even back then. I had not heard of "TWT (Thermal Waste Technology) a division of Univec".
Does anyone know if it is still part of UNVC? Is it still in business?
One thing I do know is that there is a LOT of money to made disposing of hazardous material. If this company is still part of UNVC and is well established/doing well it makes UNVC even larger.
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/200307...-President
About Univec
Founded in 1992, Univec is considered one of the leading innovators in the design and production of auto-disable safety syringes. The Company has production facilities in Portugal, South Korea, China, India, Belgium and the U.S., and has licensed its technology to Terumo of Japan, the leading producer of syringes outside the U.S.
Univec distributes its products in 80 countries, and will continue selling and licensing its syringe technology for distribution in foreign markets while expanding its distribution in the United States. Its patented safe syringes include the AD-Syringe (auto-disable) to prevent re-use of disposable syringes, and the Sliding-Sheath Syringe to prevent needle-stick injury to healthcare workers.
PPSI (PHYSICIAN AND PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES, INC.) a division of Univec promotes and pays for pharmaceutical products though its network of pharmacies. PPSI eliminates the need for the pharmaceutical companies to distribute actual drug samples to physicians reducing potential liability for the physician while maintaining clinical oversight and drug interaction checks for the patient.
TWT (Thermal Waste Technology) a division of Univec provides onsite disposal of medical waste, safety syringes and other hazardous material. The Demolizer System enables a medical facility or medical office to collect and process its medical waste in a way that not only protects the environment but also safeguards medical staff and patients while fully complying with all regulatory issues.
Contacts
Univec, Inc.
Investor relations: David Dalton, President, 410-347-9959
e-mail: univec@univec.com
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