BioElectronics Expands International Distribution
BioElectronics, a Frederick, MD, company that makes anti-inflammatory patches, signed a deal last week with Eximeq for the Mexican healthcare-services provider to distribute BioElectronics’ ActiPatch south of the border. ActiPatch delivers pulsed electromagnetic frequency (PEMF) to accelerate healing of soft tissue injuries. PEMF has been shown to reduce pain and swelling by lessening the body’s inflammatory response. ActiPatch is FDA cleared for the treatment of edema following blepharoplasty.
BioElectronics has been busy lately ramping up sales and marketing activity. Prior to announcing the Eximeq deal, the company secured distribution agreements with partners in New York, Philadelphia and Canada.
2 Responses to “BioElectronics Expands International Distribution”
1 BioElectronics Inks Another Distribution Deal : OneMedPlace 7 August 2007 @ 7:47 am
[…] deal follows a string of distributor partnerships forged by BioElectronics back in May, including one with Eximeq, a Mexican healthcare-service provider that will grow ActiPatch […]
2 OneMedPlace » Blog Archive » Maryland Medicaid Approves ActiPatch Technology in Kidney Compromised Patients 22 April 2008 @ 8:20 am
[…] BioElectronics Corp. opened at $.036 today. The stock, which trades on the pink sheets, has experienced a steady decline since 2006, surprising considering the ramp up in domestic and international sales and marketing activity. […]
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