Medical Device Jobs: New product developed to tackle obesity without surgery - Dudley Child Executive Recruitment

An article cited in responsesource.com has commented on the introduction of a new product to tackle obesity that will be released in to the European market in January 2010.
Fulfil Plus has been proven and licensed as a medical device to combat obesity, it is based on a natural ingredient and is a harmless substance that creates the feeling of being “full”, reducing the desire for excessive portions.

The product is to be taken one hour before eating with a litre of water allowing it to swelling to around 50% of the stomach volume, resulting in the patient feeling fuller. The long-term effects of Fulfil are similar to that of the Gastric Band, where the body learns to eat less food, but without the invasive surgery.

Dudley Child works heavily in the medical devices and pharmaceuticals arena remaining up to date with market movements and developing technologies.

To view our current vacancies within the medical industry, please visit http://www.dudleychild.co.uk/sectors/medical-and-pharmaceutical-jobs.htm .

Alternatively you may wish to call one of our dedicated consultants on 0113 246 8930 who will be happy to discuss your career aspirations.

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