Visit us at Arab Health 2025
A busy Sterile Services Conference in Northern Thailand
What a lot of interest at Medica Co stand on 8-9 December 2024!
The exhibition took place at service innovation building Thammasat University, Lampang center, Lampang province.
Well done team for explaining the benefits of plastic in sterile services to the Thai CSSDs.
Thank you for the new orders for gallipots soaking containers following the show.
Visit us at Medica 2024
We are at Medica 11st to 14th November 2024.
This year we are trying a new location.
Warwick SASCo to exhibit at MEDICA 2024 with Medilink UK – Medilink
Visit us at the UK Pavilion – Hall 15, Stand A02 (Medilink Pods)
Email Janine@sasco.co.uk for a meeting.
We look forward to seeing you in Dusseldorf.
Marketing update 2
It’s been a busy year so far for Warwick SASCo and our family of international distributors. From the Middle East on page 1 to Greek Gods on page 2, here is just a snippet of what we’ve been doing:
Arab Health 2024
Review of 2023
It’s been a busy year for SASCo’ s distributors! We enjoyed meeting end users and
promoted the benefits of polyware with our fabulous partners worldwide.
Ask us for a copy of our new quarterly newsletter. See if you are featured!

Bone fragments found in ‘clean’ surgical tool
Surgeons at Brooke Army Medical Center rejected 49 contaminated sets over 41 days. They said “Dirty instruments should not make it to the operating room” as operations were cancelled and trauma cases stopped.
Read the full story in San Antonio Express News here
BAMC surgeons speak out about contaminated surgical tools (expressnews.com)
No sterile kits means no operations
A patient with a broken leg at Ipswich Hospital had their operation cancelled because there were not enough sterile kits to perform surgery.
December is a busy time for hospitals generally with seasonal illness, increase in Covid cases and general slips and falls. Sterile services are under even more pressure during this time to manage stock and process kits.
Read the full story in East Anglican Times here
https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/23985666.ipswich-hospital-patient-pain-cancelled-surgery/













