January 10, 2005

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Originally Published MPMN January 2005 NEWSE-News

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Lynne Todd, Technology and Operations Manager
Invibio

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Lynne Todd

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Invibio (Greenville, SC; www. invibio.com) provides biomaterial solutions to the medical device market and is the worldwide manufacturer and distributor of both PEEK-Optima and PEEK-Classix polymers, suitable for medical devices and pharmaceutical applications. Invibio's PEEK-based polymers are produced at its headquarters and manufacturing facility in the United Kingdom. Invibio Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Victrex plc.

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