Wholesale Pharmaceutical Products

As an independent pharmaceutical wholesaler, Nationwide Medical / Surgical offers a complete line of prescription drugs, including controlled substances schedules II - V. We are also a wholesale distributor of flu vaccines, including adult and pediatric flu vaccines from every known manufacturer.

Nationwide Medical/Surgical also provides wholesale prescription drugs and medical supplies for:

• Hospitals and Healthcare Institutions
• Pharmacies
• Medical Clinics
• Doctors' Offices

Because of our ongoing relationships with pharmaceutical companies, we can fill any special order request for prescription drugs, either brand-name or generic, to meet your specific needs.

RELIABLE ORDER FULFILLMENT

By providing reliable service and maintaining high standards, the entire team at Nationwide Medical takes our customers' needs seriously.

In this unpredictable marketplace, you can rely on our sales team to communicate changing customer needs to our procurement specialists, who work with an extensive network of pharmaceutical companies regularly. They stay on top of pharmaceutical supply chain conditions, and respond continuously to maintain our ability to procure and distribute a high volume of products at competitive prices.

We are known for offering a consistent supply of prescription medications and medical supplies, and our primary goal is to meet our customers' ever-changing needs.

Flu Vaccine

A phased approach to flu vaccine production begins as early as six to nine months before the vaccine is distributed. Even though production starts early, it is impossible to finish the entire production/distribution process before vaccination season begins. This is particularly true because of the large number of doses that are produced each year. Distribution of the flu vaccine takes place over a number of months, beginning in late summer and ending in late November or early December.

Wholesale Flu Vaccine

At Nationwide Medical/Surgical, we work closely with the manufacturers to distribute wholesale flu vaccine to as many providers as possible, particularly those who serve high-risk patients and their families.

The flu vaccine is available in two forms. One of these is the flu-shot, which is an inactivated vaccine containing "killed" viruses, and injected with a needle. Flu shots are approved for anyone over 6 months of age.

A second option is the nasal-spray vaccine (LAIV or FluMist®), which is made with living, weakened flu viruses, which do not cause the flu. This vaccine is approved for healthy people, aged 2-49, as long as they are not pregnant.

Each vaccine contains three influenza viruses: the H3N2:, the H1N1, and one B virus. Each year, the vaccine changes based on international estimations on which types /strains of flu are in circulation.

Adult Flu Vaccine

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), The 2007/2008 flu season was reportedly the worst in four years for adult deaths of flu and pneumonia. With the recent H1N1 "Swine Flu" scare, the CDC is recommended by the CDC that adults in high risk groups should plan on getting vaccinated.

Distribution of adult flu vaccine will be dramatically increased in preparation for the 2010-2011 flu season, with deliveries projected to begin near the end of September. While there is currently no vaccine for the H1N1 flu virus, people who are at high risk for seasonal flu are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated later this year. Nationwide Medical will be offering and distributing wholesale adult flu vaccines, including Afluria, during the upcoming 2010-2011 season.

Pediatric Flu Vaccine

For children, the CDC recommends a flu shot every year, from the age of 6 months until their 19th birthday. Vaccination is particularly important for children who are exposed to older family members or caregivers who may be at high risk.

Many parents choose the nasal-spray flu vaccine, which is recommended for people 2-49 years of age, who are in good health. The CDC and local school districts will be working closely together to keep the H1N1 virus from spreading further in the 2010-2011 season, and many districts will recommend a flu vaccination in the fall. While influenza outbreaks can begin as early as October, the disease actually peaks in January or later. Pediatric flu vaccines will be in high demand later this year, and Nationwide Medical is prepared to meet our customers' demand.

 

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