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Changzhou Longlaifu Medical Materials Co., Ltd. began developing intravenous catheters in 1982.

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2020-11-26

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Changzhou Longlaifu Medical Materials Co., Ltd. began developing intravenous catheters in 1982, and its first intravenous catheter was launched in 1985. Relying on superior product quality and dedicated customer service, the company has earned an excellent reputation within the industry.

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0519-83402768

Company Address: Luoxi Town, Xinbei District, Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province

Phone number:0519 - 8340 2768

Mobile phone number:(86) 152 9517 8930(Manager Gong)

Email:longlaifu001@163.com

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