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| International WIN, Ltd. was founded to conceive, design, manufacture, market, sell and service unique products to improve the quality of health care provided to animals by the veterinary profession. The milestones in the development and growth of International WIN, Ltd. include: « Incorporation in Pennsylvania, September 2, 1987. « U.S. patent No. 4,699,613 issued on STAT Large Animal STAT IV Set on October 13, 1987. « First sale on January 4, 1988. « Canadian patent No. 1265003 issued on STAT Large Animal IV System on January 30, 1990. « Manufacturing facility completed December 15, 1991. « First successful in-house assembly, packaging and sterilization of products in February 1992. « U.S. patent No. 5,163,923 issued on the Companion Animal SAIV® IV System on November 17, 1992. « Sustained growth during first 5 years (1988-1993) despite recession. « First profits realized in 1992. « First sale of the SAIV® System on January 2, 1994. « First distributor agreement established in1997. « Issuance of Canadian patent No. 2,119,376 for SAIV® System in 1999. « Sales exceed one million dollars in 2001. The current line of patented products, developed by International WIN, Ltd. for intravenous (IV) fluid delivery in large and small animals, has great value to practicing veterinarians and are now used by veterinarians worldwide. Sales have been increasing at an average annual rate of 20%. We believe our future growth, success and contribution to the veterinary profession will be in improved health care for companion animals. There are more than 109.5 million companion animals in the United States and 88.7% of dogs, 72.9% of cats, and 15.8% of birds are treated on a regular basis by veterinarians. The International Win’s companion animal line of SAIV® System products provide improved health care for and reduce complications of ill pets while reducing technical and profession time to provide care and increasing profits for veterinarians. The estimated total expenditure for veterinary care of dogs in 1996 (latest available figures) was $7.0 billion and $3.97 billion for cats which illustrates the pet owning publics willingness to pay for veterinary care. This compares to a total expenditure of $396.3 million for pleasure horses which includes sales of our STAT large animal products (JAVMA,212,1998:1176). |
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| International WIN, Ltd. 340 North Mill Road • Suite 6 Kennett Square, PA 19348 USA phone 610.444.0170 fax 610.444.0171 |
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