COLUMBIA, SC--(Marketwire - January 08, 2009) -
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"The true measure of the company's success is that BDI's growth is represented across all product lines," said Richard J. Gaton, Co-President. "This exemplifies our commitment to servicing the varied needs of healthcare providers and providing measurable value for manufacturing trade partners. We believe it has truly been a winning combination for all involved."
About BDI
Serving the healthcare community since 1995, BDI (Blood Diagnostics, Inc.), the preeminent national wholesaler of specialty biopharmaceutical products, has built an outstanding reputation as an industry source for products and service. BDI's market focus is evident in its commitment to specialty biotherapeutics, immunologics and hemostatics, including Albumin (Human) USP, intravenous immune globulin (IVIG or IGIV), coagulation factors VIII, IX, and VIIa, as well as hyper-immunes, injectables and physician specialty pharmaceuticals. As a recognized Authorized Distributor of Record for the products it supplies from distribution centers located on both the East and West coast, BDI services the entire country and is fully accredited and insured, fulfilling the licensing requirements in all 50 states.
In an arena where access to pertinent clinical data and updated information
on market availability is paramount to patient care, BDI defines its
customer-centric approach to serving the nation's healthcare community
through innovative inventory management programs, unparalleled customer
service, extensive product knowledge, unique promotional services,
emergency availability and urgent need delivery. The company serves as a
source for reference material and market data, offering healthcare
providers the latest information on products, supply and other industry
events. BDI's educational literature and web site -- www.ivig.com -- serve
as open-access resources, contributing to the promotion of the
biopharmaceutical industry and the education of both the healthcare
community and general populace.