New alliance through partnership agreement
OPHTEC signs agreement with VSA for Argentinian marketplace.
Colin Kerr
Published: Tuesday, July 9, 2019
OPHTEC BV has signed a partnership agreement with VSA to commercialise Ophtec’s products in the Argentinian marketplace.
The Precizon™ IOL line as well as the Artisan® and Artiflex® line of Iris-Fixated Intraocular lenses are some of the products that will be commercialised by VSA.
Teresa Filhó, Ophtec’s Export Manager, said: “Ophtec has a passion for vision and we look forward to continuing serving the Argentinian market and introducing our cataract lenses Precizon™.”
Mauro Alvarez, sales director at VSA, noted: “I am proud to introduce this new alliance between VSA Alta Complejidad and Ophtec in Argentina:
“It is undoubtedly a great opportunity to start working with such a prestigious company as Ophtec, which over its 35 years has remained faithful to his own ideas, always developing avant-garde concepts and products for the most demanding ophthalmologists.”
https://www.ophtec.com/
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