Craftily Manufactured Oral Dispensers Makes a Firm Step in the Clinical Market

Woodstock, GA, September 23, 2015 (Newswire.com) - NeoMed Inc., one of the leading names in the medical industry are proud to present their unique line of Neonatal products that are specifically designed to enhance the safety and outcome of the Neonatal patients. They've always aimed at providing the best care to the patients and as result of that, other than these products, they also dedicate in supporting the clinicians with a wide variety of clinical materials meeting the new ISO Connector standards to enhance patient care.

With each and every passing year, the NeoMed Inc., has made sufficient growth in their business and they have been successful in expanding their range of manufactured products which includes neonatal catheters and kits including pharmaceutical syringes, urinary drainage kits, oral dispensers,  breast milk containers and many more to mention. Their planned supply chain allows them to maintain high level of customer satisfaction.

When one of the spokesperson was asked to make some comments, the person was all praiseworthy, ‘The core of NeoMed's vision was producing enteral systems that eliminated dangerous mis-connection errors commonly resulting from using IV products to deliver enteral nutrition. Keeping that in mind the oral dispensers are designed to work seamlessly with most of the new or existing pumps on the market without introducing the flow variances common with other oral syringes. Each of these dispenser is individually packaged and and the tip caps are designed allowing the clinician quickly secure it.’

The complete operation is done under a single roof that contains warehouse operations, management and marketing staff offices, a product testing lab, as well as quality and engineering services.

For more details on the new ISO Connector standards, please visit  http://www.neomedinc.com/iso_connector_standard.html

About the Company

NeoMed Inc is a reputed name in the world of Neonatal products. Since 2007, they have been offering a wide range of clinical material that consisted of oral/enteral syringes, extoral ension sets and feeding tubes.