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MedPharm

www.medpharm.com

 
MedPharm is a world-leading contract provider of topical and transdermal product design and development services. Our delivery of robust and innovative research has commanded recognition from regulators and investors alike. We utilise our unique cost-effective performance testing models to mitigate risk and accelerate development times.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.medpharm.com
  • 4222 Emperor Boulevard Suite 335
    Durham, NC USA 27703
  • Phone: 919.436.4985

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Dave Haas
Vice President Information Technology Profile
Jon Lenn
Chief Technology Officer and Chief Scientific Officer Profile

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