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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.
Medigen, Inc. is a biomedical and vaccine company developing vaccines for emerging infectious diseases, chronic diseases including cancer, and other biopharmaceutical applications. Its explicitly described capabilities include vaccine manufacturing, cGMP production of cell and virus banks, virus and protein drug substance production, fill-finish, VLP design and production, molecular biology, electron microscopy, protein expression, and protein purification.
Born from Al Nimer’s 1997 Cleveland-area car-sales venture, Medina Foods makes Goldrush artisan beef jerky and beef sticks at its facility in Litchfield, Ohio. The family-owned company uses American-sourced beef, hand-carves and slow-cooks its snacks, and has grown from a founder working with two friends to a brand sold in all 50 states. Its USDA-inspected operation holds SQF Level 2 certification and also produces private-label meat snacks for wholesale partners.
Medina Plating Corporation provides rack zinc, zinc iron, and zinc nickel alloy plating. The submitted source context classifies the company within Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing.
Since 1947, Medina Signs Inc has been a sign maker serving Medina and surrounding communities in Northeast Ohio. The company creates signage for local businesses and organizations, with its work shaped by durable materials, careful fabrication, and responsive repair service.
MediNatura makes natural, homeopathic over-the-counter medicines, with a manufacturing facility in Albuquerque and headquarters in Philadelphia. Formed in 2014 after operating as the U.S. subsidiary of German homeopathic company Heel GmbH, the company is known for multi-ingredient formulas such as its T-Relief pain remedies and ReBoost cold and flu products. Its approach draws on the work of Heel founder H.H. Reckeweg and emphasizes third-party purity and potency testing.
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.
Founded in 1992 after engineer Mr. Spector designed its first shockwave machine for kidney and ureter stones, Medispec manufactures non-invasive medical devices built around shockwave therapy. The company was the first medical-device manufacturer to apply the technology to sexual-health indications for both men and women, and its treatments are now offered in 80 countries. Medispec’s Multi-Wave platform uses multiple reflection points to direct healing waves across a deep treatment zone, supporting applications in urology, orthopedics, and sexual health.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2002, Mediterra Bakehouse turns heritage wheat into naturally fermented artisan bread, taking its grain from field to loaf. The bakery grows four heritage wheat varieties on 35 acres in Arizona, mills the harvest with a natural granite stone mill, and uses at least 15% of its own organic heritage wheat flour in every loaf.
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.
Cleveland-based MediView XR develops augmented-reality visualization and navigation systems that give clinicians a real-time, three-dimensional view of patient anatomy during image-guided procedures. Its platform fuses CT data with live ultrasound and supports remote collaboration, while its FDA-cleared XR90 has already been used clinically for minimally invasive navigation. The company grew from Cleveland Clinic-developed intellectual property and works with partners including GE HealthCare and Microsoft.
Founded in 2016 in New York City, Medivis develops augmented-reality and artificial-intelligence systems that turn medical imaging into 3D guidance for surgery and anatomy education. Its FDA-cleared SurgicalAR platform and navigation systems are used by more than 40 hospitals and medical schools, while AnatomyX brings full-body 3D anatomy into the classroom. The company’s technology has also been recognized by TIME as a Best Invention of 2023 and by Fast Company as one of its Most Innovative Companies of 2024.
Cleveland-based Medlok makes braze-free medical gas fittings and valves for healthcare piping systems. Its axially swaged products are NFPA 99 compliant and span nearly 200 configurations in sizes from 3/8 inch to 2 inches, with a half-slip valve design and installation tools suited to demanding field work.
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.
Medpipe is a leading medical gas supplier specializing in medical gas systems for hospitals, labs, dental facilities, and more. Founded in 1996, the company provides comprehensive solutions including equipment sales, design, construction, certification, and maintenance, serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia with 24/7 support.
MedWell Technologies develops and distributes point-of-care systems for processing and delivering a patient’s own adipose tissue and platelet concentrates in regenerative medicine. Its patented Adinizer® uses sharp-blade mechanical processing to resize and concentrate lipoaspirate in a closed-loop workflow, giving physicians a consistent alternative to pressure-based fat processing. Based in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, MedWell also supports physician-clients with practical education on autologous tissue therapies.
From its Witney headquarters, Meech International manufactures industrial systems that control static electricity, clean moving webs and manage air technology. The company has made static-control products since the 1960s and combines in-house manufacturing with a global network of six offices and around 70 distributors. Its web-cleaning systems are used in demanding settings such as medical-supply production, where contamination and static can affect films, packaging and components.
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.
Founded in 1948 by Harvard-trained physicist Dr. Gustav Bergson, MEECO manufactures trace-moisture gas analyzers from its headquarters and plant in Warrington, Pennsylvania. Its instruments serve demanding gas-monitoring work in fields ranging from semiconductor manufacturing to industrial, natural and ultra-high-purity gases, with products including portable analyzers and process transmitters. MEECO also supports customers through an international sales and service network.