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New products for correcting Erectile Dysfunction launched

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As part of activities to end the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Ghana Association of Urological Surgeons (GAUS) in Tamale, Panacea Pharmacy, exhibited new products for correcting Erectile Dysfunction (ED).
The Northern Sector Manager of the Company, Mr Henry Adivila, speaking to the Ghana News Agency indicated that “Management of Panacea Pharmacy is determined to bring the best of quality drugs and medicinal consumables onto the Ghanaian pharmaceutical market”.
He said “the Company is proud to be associated with the GAUS Annual General Meeting and other related activities of the Association even though information about this meeting got to management late”
Mr Adivila said the Company had imported long list of pharmaceutical products including drugs and hospital consumables from United Kingdom, India, and United States of America, and indicated that it was determined to bring quality and affordable medicines to the doorsteps of the people.
He said the Company had a wide operational network nationwide with a unique Hallmark to create and maintain entrenched customer satisfaction as part of sustaining its market base.
Mr Adivila enumerated the successes chalked by the Company and emphasised that “from a small beginning, and with the able leadership of the Chief Executive Officer of the Company, Mr Emmanuel Mantey, we have grown so well and determined to give off our best from the motivation from Management.
The Northern Sector Manager said the current product for which his outfit got involved in showcasing its business, was ORDY brand of Tadalafil tablets, which was highly recommended for men suffering from ED.
“Many epidemiological investigations have found erectile dysfunction as worsening in men aged 65-70 years and ORDY has come to solve such problems”.
He added “ORDY comes in various miligrammes ideal for treating ED. We have five, 10 and 20 miligrammes, and very strategic for treatment, because doctors will usually start with the 10mg and that will determine whether the patient on the drug will need a higher dosage or lower dosage. We have all the miligrammes to make a doctor’s treatment complete”
He said Panacea was determined to work closely with members of the Association in the Northern parts of the country to ensure that the people get reliable, affordable, and quality drugs for the treatment of urological related problems.

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