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It really pleases us to see that many markets have come back after a few hard months due to the pandemic. This has increased the demand for some products to the extent that it exceeded our forecasts and previous years statistics, therefore we have had production delays. We are also finding that some critical supplies for production have very long delivery time compared to normal which also influences. We want you to know that we are working to the best of our capacities to get your orders out in time, but up to date, we still have some delays. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Nidacon manufactures and markets medical devices, mainly for Assisted Reproduction Technologies (ART), with IVF, ICSI, artificial insemination (IUI) and vitrification solutions.
We continually strives to improve the outcome of ART, with more pregnancies, by developing superior media systems for clinics, patients, and the animal breeding industry. We often provide tips and tricks about these areas to help improve assisted reproduction. Read more »
In a natural conception, there are two parents involved in the process of creating life. In ART we have “several parents” and we all have an influence and are equally important. We are a part of creating life. We have an inbuilt meaning and purpose because we are doing a job that makes a difference. We all have the same aim and it is a joint effort.
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Conferences, congresses & workshops
Nidacon continuously work for developing medical devices to improve and develop the outcome of ART. Therefore we often participate in conferences and workshops to develop our products and knowledge. If you are interested to know more or can tell us about an interesting event we happily welcome any information.
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