The Aim-listed company - a worldwide manufacturer of point of care in-vitro diagnostic devices - has won the contract to supply 220 of its HemoPoint H2 instruments and related cuvettes to the state's Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) clinics.
What does IVDD stand for?
IVDD stands for In-Vitro Diagnostic Device (medical)
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SERVICES OFFERED From Wound Care Applications through In-Vitro Diagnostic Devices, we are a trusted, behind-the-scenes partner for some of the most recognizable names in the industry, helping them with everything from manufacturing processes for components to complete turnkey products.
Cardiovascular, imaging, orthopedic and in-vitro diagnostic devices account for more than 90% of the global OEM device manufacturing revenues, Kalorama reported.