Pediapharm is the first and only speciality pharmaceutical corporation in Canada that exclusively distributes and licenses innovative medicines used to treat pathological conditions that mainly affect children from infancy to eighteen years of age.
Through its network with key stakeholders within the paediatric arena, Pediapharm’s key objective is to partner with leading healthcare entities around the world to bring innovative paediatric products to the Canadian market. By doing so, the company contributes to the improvement of children’s health and quality of life; its partners can thus be assured of long-term commitment and unwavering integrity.
Pediapharm’s unique business model, company values and human capital, set it apart as Canada’s leading paediatric speciality pharmaceutical company.
Contact:
Address: 1 Place du Commerce, Verdun, QC H3E 1A2 Montreal, Canada
Tel.: +1 514 762 2626
Website: http://www.pedia-pharm.com/en/
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