NUBENCO'S primary mission is to provide the highest quality products possible. These products comply with the standards and requirements of US and foreign FDA's and many also comply with ISO and CE standards. NUBENCO has a dozen branches or affiliate offices on four continents. Its staff speaks over ten languages and has traveled the world extensively. Thus, NUBENCO is a true multi-national with hands-on experience, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to develop and implement realistic and effective international medical programs.

NUBENCO Medical International Division manufactures and / or distributes most products needed to prevent and cure medical problems. These include:

• Brand Name and Generic Pharmaceuticals obtained internationally on wholesale or representation basis.
• Diagnostic Reagents under NUBENCO label.
• Laboratory Equipment and Instruments under NUBENCO label.
• Medical Equipment under NUBENCO or manufacturer label.
• Disposable Medical and Surgical Supplies, mostly under NUBENCO label.

Regardless of the product origin or brand name, NUBENCO is fully responsible to ensure the highest level of quality, reliability and effectiveness. All products are designed and packaged to satisfy the special needs of the export market, including:

• Ease of use
• Ease of maintenance
• Solid construction
• Economy

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Set up eight overseas branches and affiliates to better serve our overseas clients;
• Developed over 100 innovative Diagnostic Reagents to serve the special needs of the export market;
• Supplied a leading PVO with all chronic care drugs for 400 free clinics for over 10 years;
• Shipped $3,000,000 of products within 45 days to a U.S. Embassy to fill empty shelves in a Latin American Nation;
• Supplied a leading U.S. Humanitarian Organization sophisticated medical equipment for major university hospitals in the Balkans, with installation and training;
• Supplied a charter plane of I.V. solutions to Africa for a Cholera epidemic;
• Set up a health clinic in a refugee zone to provide complete medical services, where nothing was available;
• Registered over 100 products in a Latin American country to create new competition;
• Coordinated and supplied a Tuberculosis Treatment Program for seven countries;
• Shipped three vials of a product needed to treat one child with an uncommon disease.