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Updated 8 November 2011
 

Arctic Medical’s History

• September 2011: moved to new build facilities at Folkestone.
   
• May 2011:  Hypo-Fit rebranded to GSF-SYRUP for the UK market (no other changes) and a new 3-sachet pack introduced.
   
• March 2011: Lactate Level web-shop for The Edge at www.lactatelevel.co.uk launched.
   
• December 2010: Gout Shop web-shop for UASure at www.uricacidtest.com launched.
   
• December 2010:  Hypoguard Supreme BGM removed from the Drug Tariff. 
  Customers moved to IME-DC BGM
   
• September 2010: IME-DC BGM strips and lancets, and IME-FINE pen needles available on prescription.
   
• January 2009:  SWELAB Alfa and new reagents registered in Russia.
   
• September 2008:  Moved to larger office and warehouse facilities at Barham, Canterbury, Kent.
   
• July 2008: Provision of storage and dispatch for Desang Ltd.
   
• January 2008:  Exporting Hypo-Fit syrup to Russia.
   
• March 2007: Arctic Medical consolidated its warehouse and office at Folkestone Enterprise Centre by Junction 13 of the M20.
   
• January 2007:  IME-DC BGM system registered in Ukraine.
   
• November 2006:  Exporting Hypo-Fit syrup to Ireland.
   
• August 2006: Hypo-Fit syrup listed on the PS data base and available on prescription.
   
• March 2006:  Hypo-Fit syrup successfully passes ISO 17025 accredited supplement screen at HFL Ltd.
   
• January 2006: Arctic Medical now provides Customer Services for users of the Hypoguard Supreme BGM in the UK and EC.
   
• October 2004: Arctic Medical awarded ISO 9001-2000 by TUV UK.
   
• 2001: Distribution of Palco Laboratory’s products in the EC
   
• 2001:  Arctic Medical’s on-line shop established at www.arcticmedical.co.uk.
   
• 1997:  MiniMed insulin pumps registered in Russia.
   
• 1995: Hypoguard Supreme BGM system registered in Ukraine.
   
• 1994:  Hypoguard Supreme BGM system registered in Russia and available on reimbursement in Moscow.
   
• June 1993: Arctic Medical formed to export products to the countries of the Former Soviet Union.