Roman Samiec – General Manager, Thuasne Czech Republic
Roman Samiec, general manager of Thuasne Czech Republic, introduces the company as a key competitor in the medical devices field, with their niche products addressing the unmet medical need in…
Founded in 1847, Thuasne is the fruit of the shared history of 6 generations of entrepreneurs. The Group wishes to propose concrete, simple and adapted health solutions to the service of patient mobility, which, according to Thuasne’s vision , has today become an “asset”, participating in its treatment and actor of its health.
Thuasne’s expertise mainly covers the fields of orthopedics (back pain, musculoskeletal disorders), medical compression (lymphology, chronic venous disorders) and home care. Thuasne also offers a specific range of products for athletes aimed at preventing injuries and resuming activity.
Contact
120, rue Marius Aufan,
92300 Levallois-Perret
Tel: +33 01 41 05 92 92
Website: https://fr.thuasne.com/fr
Email: contact@thuasne.fr
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