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Vygon Vet Launches New Website – Www.vygonvet.co.uk

Author: Vygon
Posted: Tuesday 6th April, 2010. 00:00:00

Vygon Vet, a division of Vygon (UK) Ltd, has announced the launch of its website – www.vygonvet.co.uk. Vygon has been supplying the veterinary market for 15 years and the new website enables veterinary professionals to order products from the Vygon Vet product range online. The website has been designed with the needs of veterinary professionals in mind, providing guidance notes offering helpful tips about basic procedures, additional product information and technical data about the different products.

The range of products available from Vygon Vet is extensive including product ranges such as Vascular Access, IV Management, Needle-Free Devices, Respiratory, Digestive Tract, Regional Anaesthesia, Tissue Adhesive, Urinary & Rectal Tract and Theatre Products.

Les Davies, Managing Director, Vygon (UK) Ltd comments: “The launch of the new website demonstrates our commitment to the veterinary market and we hope that it not only enables veterinary professionals to order our products with ease, but that they also find the guidance notes and advice a valuable resource for their practice.”

The website offers an additional means to the ordering of Vygon Vet products, so now products are available via the website, by telephone or through your veterinary wholesaler.

About Vygon Vet and Vygon (UK) Ltd

Vygon Vet is a division of Vygon (UK) Ltd. Vygon supplies over 4000 disposable medical products into the devices market, across a number of therapy areas. Vygon (UK) Ltd now offers a selection of its products to the veterinary market through Vygon Vet.
Vygon (UK) Ltd is dedicated to the supply of single-use medical and surgical products. We are leading providers of intravenous access devices to the NHS. Brand names include; Multicath, Lifecath, Leadercath, Bionector, Biovalve and MIC.

Vygon (UK) Ltd is part of the Vygon Group of Companies which have supplied the healthcare profession for over 40 years.

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