Our products are designed to optimize patient outcomes.
May 02, 2023 | News | About us
For more than 25 years, Biosensors International has been designing, manufacturing and marketing innovative medical devices used during heart surgery and intensive care treatment. Continually striving to be at the forefront of product innovation, with a focus on improving patient outcomes today, we are driving the development of tomorrow’s next generation medical technology.
The Biosensors International Group has operations worldwide and is headquartered in Singapore. The European headquarters are located in Morges (Switzerland). With the combination of a direct sales network and distributors across the world, Biosensors is dedicated to serving the needs of the healthcare community.
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