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Everyone deserves safe injections.

The World Health Organization has declared that by 2020,auto-disable syringes, which break after a single use, should be the standard for injections. Syringe reuse infects over two million people annually with diseases like HIV and hepatitis

 

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Proud to be local manufacturer

We prioritize local workers and utilize Indonesian-sourced raw materials, achieving a Domestic Component Level (TKDN) of over 60%. By doing so, we actively contribute to advancing Indonesia’s economy.

 

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