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Save On Quality Pharmaceuticals from First Veterinary Supply As a national distributor of quality, FDA-approved veterinary pharmaceuticals for licensed companion animal and specialty veterinary practices, First Veterinary Supply offers over 8,000 branded and generic products. We also have a wide array of biological, diagnostic, and medical supplies— everything you need to better serve your clients and to grow your practice. The Pharmaceutical, Surgical and Value-Added Medical Supplies You Need—Fast Support With competitive pricing, timely deliveries, an extensive Our in-house sales professionals have extensive industry selection of products and no long-term commitments, experience – most are licensed veterinary technicians. Our we deliver savings you expect from your veterinary team of dedicated associates has cultivated long-standing distributor: relationships with key pharmaceutical manufacturers, allowing us to be the supplier of choice to over 9,000 • A comprehensive product catalog of medical veterinary customers. We understand your needs, and instruments, devices & supplies offer value-added support services that help you grow • Consistent, competitive pricing with monthly your practice: manufacturer specials • Extended office hours from 8am to 8pm EST • Referral Program which pays you cash to serve customers • Online access to MSDS sheets & Veterinary • Rapid delivery—next day & Saturday Compendium product label data • Online orders late in the evening still receive • Vaccine program that manages your inventory next-day delivery & lowers costs • Compliant with all drug pedigree laws • Special programs for Board Certified specialists • Easy, online Controlled Substance Ordering System Broad (CSOS) for DEA-licensed users Product Selection We offer a wide range of products from over 30 veterinary manufacturers, including Vetoquinol, Dechra and Virbac. We provide quality products not offered by larger distributors. 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Laurel Park Drive Suite 300 Livonia, MI 48152 We Can Help 800.998.4661 . firstveterinarysupply.com Number Generic Description Brand Description Size Manufacturer 206073 A & D OINTMENT A & D OINTMENT 113GM DYNAREX 800292 A 10,000 IU SOL CAPS A 10,000 IU SOL CAPS 100 MAJOR 016647 AC CHARGER FOR SCALE AC CHARGER FOR SCALE EA JORGENSEN 020179 AC POWER ADAPT HEADLAMP J1036D6 AC POWER ADAPT HEADLAMP J1036D6 EA JORGENSEN 013205 ACD-A 750ML J0522 ACD-A 750ML J0522 EA JORGENSEN 018392 ACD-A SOLUTION J0522 ACD-A SOLUTION J0522 750ML JORGENSEN 017491 ACE BAND W/VELCRO CL 6X210" J0859C ACE BAND W/VELCRO CL 6X210" J0859C 12 JORGENSEN 016168 ACE BANDAGE W/VELCRO CLOSURE ACE BANDAGE W/VELCRO CLOSURE 12 JORGENSEN 020684 ACEPROMAZINE 10MG INJ ACEPROMAZINE 10MG INJ 50ML BI VET 020686 ACEPROMAZINE 10MG TAB ACEPROMAZINE 10MG TAB 100 BI VET 020685 ACEPROMAZINE 10MG TABS ACEPROMAZINE 10MG TABS 500 BI VET 020687 ACEPROMAZINE 25MG TAB ACEPROMAZINE 25MG TAB 100 BI VET 020688 ACEPROMAZINE 25MG TABS ACEPROMAZINE 25MG TABS 500 BI VET 701184 ACETAMIN/DEXTROMETH HBR/PHENYLEPH SOFTGEL DAYQUIL SOFTGELS 16 MAJOR 701185 ACETAMIN/DEXTROMETH/DOXYLAMINE SOFTGEL NYQUIL SOFTGELS 16 MAJOR 006363 ACETAMINO/DEXTROMETH /PHENYLEPHRINE CPLT TYLENOL COLD MULTI SYMPTOM 24 MAJOR 700920 ACETAMINOPH/DIPHENHYDRAMINE 500MG/25MG CAP TYLENOL PM CPLT 50 MAJOR 813432 ACETAMINOPHEN 650MG SUPP TYLENOL 650MG SUPP 12 PERRIGO 100381 ACETAMINOPHEN ER 650MG CPLT TYLENOL ARTHRITIS PAIN CPLT 100 MAJOR 700895 ACETAMINOPHEN ES 500MG CAP TYLENOL ES 500MG CAPLET 100 MAJOR 700897 ACETAMINOPHEN ES 500MG CPLT TYLENOL ES 500MG CAPLET 1000 MAJOR 700921 ACETAMINOPHEN ES 500MG TAB BOXED TYLENOL 500MG TAB BOXED 100 MAJOR 252831 ACETAMINOPHEN/ASPIRIN/CAFFEINE TAB EXCEDRIN PLUS TAB 100 MAJOR 700960 ACETAMINOPHEN/PHENYLEPHRINE 325MG/5MG CPLT TYLENOL SINUS PE CAPLET 24 MAJOR 816413 ACETAZOLAMIDE 250MG TAB DIAMOX 250MG TAB 100 HERITAGE 018940 ACETYLATOR CAPSULES ACETYLATOR CAPSULES 120 VETRI SCIENCE 655018 ACETYLCYSTEINE 20% SOLN 3x30ml ACETYLCYSTEINE 20% SOLN 3x30ml 3X30ML PFIZER 800294 ACIDOPHILUS X-STR CAPTAB ACIDOPHILUS X-STR CABTAB 100 RUGBY 817108 ACYCLOVIR 400MG TAB ZOVIRAX 400MG TAB 100 CAMBER 814609 ACYCLOVIR 5% OINT ZOVIRAX 5% OINT 15GM AMNEAL 817149 ACYCLOVIR 5% OINT ZOVIRAX 5% OINT 30GM GLENMARK 817115 ACYCLOVIR 800MG TAB ZOVIRAX 800MG TAB 100 CAMBER 816348 ACYCLOVIR 800MG TAB ZOVIRAX 800MG TAB 100 CARLSBAD 019415 ADAPT-A-RACK ADAPT-A-RACK EA JORGENSEN 020717 ADAPTIL COLLAR - MED-LARGE DOG ADAPTIL COLLAR - MED-LARGE DOG EA CEVA 020718 ADAPTIL COLLAR - SMALL DOG ADAPTIL COLLAR - SMALL DOG EA CEVA 020566 ADAPTIL COLLARS-JUNIOR ADAPTIL COLLARS-JUNIOR 6 COLLAR CEVA 020559 ADAPTIL REFILL - 30 DAY ADAPTIL REFILL - 30 DAY 48ML CEVA 020704 ADAPTIL SPRAY ADAPTIL SPRAY 60ML CEVA 009717 ADAPTOR MALE LL J0599 ADAPTOR MALE LL J0599 2 JORGENSEN 020240 ADENOSINE 3MG/ML ADENOSINE 3MG/ML 20ML PFIZER 817919 ADENOSINE 3MG/ML INJ ADENOSINE 3MG/ML INJ 20 AKORN 014327 AI CONES DISPOSABLE AI CONES DISPOSABLE 100 JORGENSEN 016657 AI KIT SMALL ANIMAL AI KIT SMALL ANIMAL EA JORGENSEN 016658 AI PIPETTE 9" W/ LONG CANINE AI PIPETTE 9" W/ LONG CANINE 12 JORGENSEN 013638 AI PIPETTES SMALL ANIMAL (J102D2A) AI PIPETTES SMALL ANIMAL (J102D2A) 25 JORGENSEN 005948 AI PIPETTES STERILE J0284F AI PIPETTES STERILE J0284F 25 JORGENSEN 014121 AI SMALL ANIMAL KIT AI SMALL ANIMAL KIT 1 JORGENSEN 010041 AIRBAG WARMING J1034S AIRBAG WARMING J1034S 3 JORGENSEN 812196 ALBUTEROL .083% INH SOLN PROVENTIL INH SOLN 25X3ML NEPHRON 812323 ALBUTEROL .083% INH SOLN PROVENTIL INH. SOLN 30X3ML NEPHRON 812220 ALBUTEROL .083% INH SOLN PROVENTIL INH. 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    The Top 30 Global Medical Device Companies Gains Top Declines The success of the medical device industry is never more apparent than when you examine the numbers being produced by manufacturers in this market. Year by year, today’s top companies show that dedication to the bottom line can help amass steady growth, with most of the top 30 companies posting healthy double- digit gains over the prior fiscal year. Of course, with all the competition and consolidation occurring in daily business, some companies showed signs of weakness with flat or, even worse, declining sales and profits—however, they are in the minority. While US companies tend to dominate the top 30, the proliferation of international giants shows that the industry is generating more and more profits from global outreach efforts, particularly in China, Japan and Europe. The dollar’s fluctuating worth will surely continue to impact sales over time, though. As the following in-depth company examinations show, new product innovation usually plays the most prominent role in determining success and sustainability year after year. At least one of the companies on this list will disappear in 2006. Guidant will probably go down in history as one of the top newsmakers of 2005 due to Boston Scientific’s aggressive acquisition of the cardiovascular product maker—not to mention Guidant’s mounting legal troubles stemming from a slew of product recalls and reports of improper handling of related problems with its ICDs and pacemakers. Parent company Kodak has also been weighing the merits of selling its longtime healthcare division and, by this time next year, that segment could be operating under another owner.
  • Caring for the World . . .One Person at a Time™ Inspires and Unites the People of Johnson & Johnson

    Caring for the World . . .One Person at a Time™ Inspires and Unites the People of Johnson & Johnson

    OUR CARING TRANSFORMS 2007 Annual Report Caring for the world . .one person at a time™ inspires and unites the people of Johnson & Johnson. We embrace research and science—bringing innovative ideas, products and services to advance the health and well-being of people. Employees of the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies work with partners in health care to touch the lives of over a billion people every day, throughout the world. The people in our more than 250 companies come to work each day inspired by their personal knowledge that their caring transforms people’s lives . one person at a time. On the following pages, we invite you to see for yourself. Our Caring Transforms ON THE COVER Johnson & Johnson is founding sponsor and continues to support Safe Kids Worldwide®. For 20 years the organization has grown, now teaching prevention as a way to save children’s lives in 17 countries around the world. In Brazil, Nayra Yara da Paz de Jesus carefully washes her hands, a safe, healthy habit she and other children are learning from a local Safe Kids® program. Find out more in our story on page 22. C H A I R M A N ’ S L E T T E R To Our Shareholders Caring for the health and well-being of people throughout the world is an extraordinary business. It is a business where people are passionate about their work, because it matters. It matters to their families, to their communities and to the world. It is a business filled with tremendous opportunity for leadership and growth in the 21st century; a business where unmet needs still abound and where people around the world WILLIAM C.
  • The Leading Source of Diabetes Business News the Long View Fall

    The Leading Source of Diabetes Business News the Long View Fall

    The Leading Source of Diabetes Business News The Long View Fall 2011 • No. 108 Although change isn’t literally in the air for me – here in San Francisco, we still get a few more weeks of summer – autumn brings some notable shifts in the world of diabetes, and I’m looking forward to hearing all about them in companies’ third-quarter financial updates. Perhaps most importantly, Amylin/Lilly/Alkermes’ Bydureon, the first once-weekly diabetes therapy, has now made its debut in several European countries. That means this earnings’ season will be the first chance to hear how the launch has gone, and we’ll get our first real indicator of what to expect in the quarters to come. Will patients flock to the every-seven-days dosage schedule, forcing rival GLP-1 companies to accelerate development of their own once-weekly products (and encouraging Amylin/Lilly/Alkermes to stay on course with their phase 2 once-monthly exenatide)? Or will factors like needle size, injection simplicity – and even the regularity of daily dosing, considered an advantage by some – give the edge to Victoza? (Novo Nordisk certainly isn’t resting on the success of this soon-to- be-blockbuster, having most recently launched Victoza in the swiftly growing Chinese market – a topic we explore in this issue’s interview with Novo Nordisk’s head of China, Ron Christie.) The global GLP-1 contest was already intensely competitive and has become more so, even before Bydureon’s entry to the US or the arrival of new players (e.g., Sanofi’s Lyxumia).