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Medbio is a medical-device manufacturer headquartered in Western Michigan, producing molded components and providing manufacturing for medical and biotech products. The company reports more than 400 molding presses and facilities in Michigan and New York, and says it has served the medical market for over 100 years of combined facility experience. Its work includes medical-device projects from engineering through production, assembly, and packaging.
Medcal Pharmacy is a Brooklyn specialty pharmacy that prepares customized compounded medications and supports patients through fertility, weight-management, and other treatment journeys. Its modern compounding lab is paired with the personal guidance of a neighborhood pharmacy, including one-to-one consultations, help with fertility discount programs, and an in-house delivery team serving patients across several states. Medcal says it has provided fertility support for more than 10 years.
Serving the electronics industry since 1979, MEDCO – Merit Electronic Design Co., Inc. builds electronic assemblies for customers ranging from multinational OEMs to startups. Its New York and New Jersey facilities combine more than 120 employees and 46,000 square feet of manufacturing space, supporting projects from prototype through full production. MEDCO also brings engineering assistance and materials management into the manufacturing relationship, including on-site mechanical and electrical engineering staff and turnkey sourcing through final integration.
Medd Max is an Edison, New Jersey-based medical and facility-supply company that serves healthcare and resident-living operations through national distribution and in-house manufacturing. Its catalog spans more than 1,000 SKUs, including over 25 Medd Max-branded products, giving facilities a single source for everyday clinical and operational supplies. The privately held company also works directly with manufacturers and offers wholesale support for customers with recurring supply needs.
Medegen Medical Products manufactures patient-care and medical products for acute-care and alternate-care facilities, combining U.S. manufacturing in Tennessee and West Virginia with the Minigrip brand under Inteplast Group. Its broad healthcare portfolio reaches from everyday bedside supplies to laboratory specimen containers and medical-waste containment, with product bundling and international sourcing supported through Inteplast Healthcare.
MedicaSafe develops smart medication systems that pair prescription drugs with secure, programmable dispensing devices and cloud-based monitoring. Its first product is designed for opioid use disorder, using pre-packaged buprenorphine/naloxone cartridges and a SmartKey to guide dosing, deter unauthorized access, and give clinicians real-time usage insight. The company says its patients took medication as prescribed on 97% of days in reported results, compared with 72% for a reference treatment-as-usual group.
Founded in 1972, Barcelona-based Medichem develops and manufactures pharmaceutical active ingredients and finished drug products as a vertically integrated CDMO. Its distinctive specialty is chlorhexidine: Medichem has made chlorhexidine salts since 1985 and identifies itself as the only manufacturer and supplier of chlorhexidine in Europe. With more than 450 employees, facilities in Spain and Malta, and B Corp status, the company serves customers in over 60 countries.
Medicrea International SAS develops medical devices for spinal surgery, including systems for cervical and thoracolumbar applications. The company is now part of Medtronic, linking its spinal-device business to the broader Medtronic organization.
Since 1969, family-owned Mediflex Surgical Products has developed and manufactured surgical devices, including systems that stabilize instruments and retract tissue in the operating room. Founded by industrial engineer David T. Adler, the company grew through three generations of the Adler family and now combines its heritage in table-mounted retractors with a focus on minimally invasive procedures. Mediflex also provides U.S.-made OEM and private-label medical-device manufacturing for healthcare companies.
Since 1957, MEDIpoint has made medical and laboratory-animal lancets in its Mineola, Long Island factory, including its distinctive Goldenrod lancet for drawing blood from research animals. The U.S. manufacturer also produces SplinterOut and stainless-steel blood lancets, with its quality management system certified to ISO 13485:2016/MDSAP. Goldenrod’s approach to more humane mouse blood collection earned Federal Laboratory Consortium and U.S. Department of Agriculture technology-transfer awards.
Medisca began in Montreal in 1989, founded by Antonio Dos Santos and Maria Zaccardo to advance personalized, accessible healthcare. Today, the global company is known for supporting pharmaceutical compounding professionals with specialized products and practical expertise, while its analytical-lab work and research help address gaps in medication access.
Mediterranean Gyros Products Inc. has baked pita flatbreads in Astoria, New York, since Mediterranean Pita began in 1964. Its bakery produces traditional pita breads, and the company later expanded its offering through a 1997 partnership with Corfu Foods and partnerships with manufacturers for retail product lines beginning in 2006.
Founded in 2002 by John and Denise Medolla, Medolla Vineyards is a small North Fork of Long Island winery known for its signature Merlot. The winery brings an Italian family winemaking tradition to the region, carrying forward a craft the Medolla family says spans centuries. Its vintages have received recognition, including an award-winning Merlot.
Meeco Sullivan designs and manufactures floating dock systems and marina structures, bringing together four businesses founded between 1960 and 1989. It operates four U.S. production facilities and says they provide more than 225,000 square feet of manufacturing space for steel, timber, and aluminum dock systems. The company serves marina owners, waterfront developers, public agencies, and boating organizations with custom-built installations.
Mega Aid Pharmacy was born from CEO Tatyana German’s desire to replace impersonal corporate pharmacy care with individualized attention, and after 15 years it serves patients across New York City’s five boroughs and beyond. The Brooklyn-based pharmacy prepares customized topical and transdermal medications for patients and healthcare providers, while its medication therapy management program follows treatment progress and reports outcomes back to prescribers. Mega Aid also supports telehealth companies through white-label fulfillment.
Mega Brands Group is a New York-based accessories company with decades of sourcing, design, and manufacturing experience. It works with global brands and retailers to develop products for the whole family, managing programs from concept through delivery while balancing comfort, quality, and value.
Mega Format Inc. is a Brooklyn large-format printing shop producing oversized graphics and portable trade-show displays for sign shops, brokers, event coordinators, and small businesses. With more than a decade in wide-format printing, its in-house team is known for handling custom work and tight event deadlines, including 48-hour poster, mounted-display, and canvas orders. The company backs its print work with a 100% satisfaction money-back guarantee.
Founded in 1982 after spinning out of a night-vision-device manufacturer, Megaray LLC develops high-intensity visible, infrared and SWIR illuminators for military, border-security and law-enforcement use. Its patented Galilean-telescope optical system produces uniform illumination beyond three miles, while the company’s engineering work has also extended into driver-vision enhancement and high-speed imaging. Megaray says its systems are used by the U.S. military, NATO and the Japanese Navy, with many products designed for MIL-STD-810G and MIL-STD-461F conditions.
Founded in New York in 1917, family-owned Megerian Carpet makes handmade Armenian carpets while preserving the traditional double-knot weaving technique. The Megerian family began by repairing and trading antique rugs, later building an international manufacturing network before returning to Armenia in the 2000s and modernizing the Hye Gorg factories. Its Armenian cultural center combines the weaving facility with a museum of antique carpets, including pieces more than 400 years old, along with exhibitions and educational events.
Seit 1887 stellt MEGGLE Genussprodukte für den Alltag her – besonders bekannt für Kräuter-Butter, Butter und gefüllte Baguettes. Das Unternehmen verbindet langjährige Buttererfahrung mit pflanzlichen Alternativen, Käse und eigens entwickelten Herstellungsverfahren, darunter ein seit über 50 Jahren eingesetztes Kaltmischverfahren für Kräuter-Butter. Am Standort Wasserburg am Inn achtet MEGGLE zudem auf die Auswahl und Herkunft seiner Rohstoffe, von Petersilie und Gewürzen bis zu pasteurisiertem Rahm.