Veterinary

Driven by our global regulatory expertise and in-depth therapeutic knowledge, NAMSA offers only the most proven solutions to move your medical device through the development lifecycle as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. Offering product development strategy; medical device testing; regulatory, reimbursement and quality consulting; and clinical research services, we are dedicated to helping you achieve accelerated, successful development and commercialization outcomes.

The BD PhaSeal™ system is a closed system drug transfer device (CSTD) that has been demonstrated to prevent exposure to hazardous drugs, from drug preparation to IV administration. It is an air..

Heska is a leader in pet immunotherapy and complete allergy solutions who holds about 400 issued and pending patents worldwide for their unique allergy/immunology technology. At least eight human phar..

Diagnostics are essential tools to ensure the health of domestic and wild animals for both endemic and emerging diseases. They allow animal health professionals to understand and manage the general health status of domestic animals, and they are essential for animal health authorities during the emergence of disease and in the eradication or control of notifiable animal diseases. They are also important tools to support public health initiatives in the case of zoonotic disease control and can be used in the fight against antimicrobial resistance. Diagnostic assays can play an important role in the testing of new and authorised biologics.

In-clinic diagnostic tests and instrumentation, reference laboratory and telemedicine consultation services, and practice management software—enhance the ability of veterinarians to provide advanced medical care, improve staff efficiency, and build more economically successful practices.

Safeguarding healthcare is the cornerstone of keeping health care systems functioning effectively. That is why personal protective equipment is essential when treating or working around patients with symptoms or exposure to a viral infection, especially in the era of COVID-19. Quality PPE protects frontline healthcare workers, other staff and their families.