Mole Medical – Focus on Medical Endoscopes, invite you to meet at Arab Health 2025
Jan 13, 2025
Dear friends,
In the era of the booming development of global Medical technology, Mole Medical has always adhered to the original intention of innovation, and made intensive efforts in the field of medical endoscopes, constantly making technological breakthroughs and developing high-quality products. On this occasion, we cordially invite you to attend the 50th Dubai International Medical Device Exhibition (Arab Health 2025). Exhibition time: January 27, 2025 ~ January 30, 2025, booth number: S1B70.
As an important event in the global medical industry, Arab Health has always been a key platform for bringing together cutting-edge technologies and promoting exchanges and cooperation. Each exhibition attracts top medical companies, professionals and industry elites from all over the world.
The products on display at Mole Medical include anesthetic video laryngoscope (disposable/repeatable), electronic bronchoscope (disposable/repeatable), disposable uroscope and endoscope image display system.
The exhibition of Mole Medical is not only to show our latest achievements and technical strength in the field of medical endoscopy, but also to build a bridge of face-to-face communication with new and old customers. We know that it is because of your long-standing trust and support that Mole Medical can continue to grow and improve. At the same time, we also look forward to getting to know more like-minded partners and working together to open up a broader market!
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