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SAM Nordic
We make sure healthcare providers get the radiopharmaceutical they need - exactly when they need it.
About SAM Nordic
We make radiopharmaceuticals accessible across the Nordics and Baltic countries. We offer just-in-time distribution, warehousing, 24/7 support and a digital ordering system, backed by uncompromising safety and regulatory expertise. We are the single point of contact to unlock eight countries and connect radiopharmaceuticals with hundreds of hospitals. Our deep market knowledge, trusted network, and commitment to sustainability make us the bridge between innovation and patient care. More than 25 years of experience in radiopharmaceuticals, a well-established network, and in-depth market knowledge in the field make us a preferred partner for companies seeking successful market entries for their radiopharmaceuticals in the Nordic and Baltic countries. We promote a resilient future, prioritising people and the planet, and track our environmental impact annually for transparency and ongoing improvement. Our onsite warehousing, possibly the smallest pharmaceutical warehouse in Sweden, reflects our commitment that radiopharmaceuticals are meant for people, not for shelves. We guarantee radiopharmaceutical services in compliance with all regulatory requirements. We offer just-in-time deliveries of time-sensitive radiopharmaceuticals across the Nordic and Baltic region, supported by our 24/7 team to deliver reliable, precise, and excellent service.
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3 published signals
Presence & Recognition
SAM Nordic is attending the annual Danish meeting with Dansk Selskab for Klinisk Fysiologi og Nuklearmedicin at Comwell H.C. Andersen in Odense on 11–12 September.
Reported by SAM Nordic
Presence & Recognition
SAM Nordic is exhibiting at DSKFNM 11-12 September in Odense at the SAM Nordics booth
Reported by Erik Hjort
Presence & Recognition
SAM Nordic employee Sam Nordic will attend the European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM) in Austria from 17 to 21 October.
Reported by SAM Nordic