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Capcium

www.capcium.com

 
Capcium is a value-add pharmaceutical grade manufacturer of softgel capsules and other novel delivery technologies that was born from a strong desire to transform the cannabis, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, over the counter (OTC) and cosmetics industries by setting new standards in the development and manufacturing of finished consumer products.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.capcium.com
  • 1675 Rte Transcanadienne Suite 135
    Dorval, QC CAN H9P 1J1
  • Phone: 514.339.5986

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