Steroid Powder Manufacturers AASraw Set Sights on Expansion
Jan 4, 2019
Manufacturers of steroid powders and other health chemicals Aasraw have ambitious plans to grow and to set the standard for honest service and quality products in the industry.
HongKong - January 4, 2019 / / —
In 2008, Aasraw Biochemical Technology Co. was reorganized by a biochemical engineering laboratory, based in Shanghai. China. The laboratory was created and nurtured by five Chinese doctors, all of whom had majored in Chemical Engineering at the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma in the USA. After taking over the company, the new owners were able to attract higher investment and top talent in biochemistry. Through their efforts, they secured more high-tech equipment and hired more than 20 engineers. They have grown their fixed assets to over US$30 million. The company does not plan to stop there, though.
AASraw has numerous long-term projects in place, and also aims to schedule between five and eight new projects each year. They also aim to file one or two patents for new technology. With over 100 products in bulk production, with more than 80 belonging to the company and directly produced by them, they are a comprehensive supplier of steroid powders, hormones, nootropics and more. They own over 20 products that fall under Synthetic Product Technology, and they supply more than 30 pharmaceutical businesses worldwide.
AASraw aims to be a quality provider of chemical products, including steroid powder, and wants to keep their products affordable and easy to obtain. All products manufactured within their facility strictly adhere to regulations such as SO9001, UPS 36, BP2016, EP6, and GMP. Their products all have a purity of at least 98% and are created to meet the requirements of the countries to which they are exported. Through the years that the company has grown so far, AASraw has made improvements to the technology in at least 30% of its products. One of the major benefits to their efforts is reducing waste, which has a positive impact for the environment. They are also proud of their ability to reduce the cost of their products for their customers.
AASraw produces and sells a range of anabolic steroid products, designed for a range of purposes. They are employed in the treatment of many illnesses, to address hormonal issues, and also as a method of performance and aesthetic enhancement for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and others. AASraw places an emphasis on the proper use of steroid products and discourages the abuse of steroids. Steroids have many legitimate medical uses, and they have an important role to play in the treatment of a wide range of conditions. AASraw offers a variety of steroid powder products to meet the needs of pharmaceutical companies and their customers and patients.
Visit the AASraw website at https://www.aasraw.com/ to find out more information. For a direct line of contact, get in touch with Tom by emailing [email protected] or calling 00852-67489553. For mail, write to ltd 5/F, Fo Tan Industrial Centre, 26-28 Au Pui Wan St, Fo Tan, ShaTin, HongKong.
Contact Info:
Name: Tom
Organization: AASraw
Address: ltd 5/F, Fo Tan Industrial Centre, 26-28 Au Pui Wan St, Fo Tan, ShaTin, HongKong
Phone: 00852-67489553
Website: https://www.aasraw.com/
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