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TITLE OF AWARD
Gold Medal Issued by the 7th international invention innovation competition in Canada (ICAN2022), Toronto, Canada · Aug 2022 Leading Innovation Award Issued by the 7th international invention innovation competition in Canada (ICAN2022), Toronto, Canada · Aug 2022 Special Award Issued by the 7th international invention innovation competition in Canada (ICAN2022), Toronto, Canada · Aug 2022
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Our Mission
Our mission is to provide sustainable and safe solutions for livestock and women's health, minimizing the economic impact of uterine infections and reducing reliance on traditional antibiotics. Our medicines offer safe and effective relief from symptoms for both humans and animals with infectious diseases of the genital tract while promoting long-term vaginal health.
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Our Plan
Our innovative formula utilizes natural ingredients to target the root causes of infections, eliminate harmful bacteria, and restore normal vaginal flora. Users can feel confident and comfortable using our trusted solutions, which are supported by clinical research and recommended by healthcare professionals.
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Our Vision
Our vision is to provide effective and affordable solutions for the treatment of uterine diseases and the improvement of vaginal health.
Human Vaginal infections
Description
- Vaginal infections in humans can occur due to a variety of reasons, such as bacterial, fungal, or viral infections. The most common types of vaginal infections in humans are bacterial vaginosis, yeast infections, and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis.
- The symptoms of a vaginal infection in humans can vary depending on the type of infection. Some common symptoms include itching, burning, swelling, soreness, pain during intercourse or urination, and abnormal vaginal discharge that may be thick, white, yellow, or green in color and have a foul odor.
- Diagnosing a vaginal infection in humans typically involves a physical examination and laboratory tests to identify the underlying cause of the infection. Treatment options may include antibiotics or antifungal medications, depending on the type of infection. In the case of STIs, both partners will need to receive treatment to prevent re-infection.
- Preventing vaginal infections in humans involves maintaining good hygiene practices, such as avoiding douching or using scented products in the vaginal area, wearing cotton underwear, and practicing safe sex to prevent STIs. Additionally, it's important to maintain a healthy lifestyle, such as eating a balanced diet, staying hydrated, and getting enough sleep, as these factors can also affect the body's immune system and increase the risk of vaginal infections.
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Animal Vaginal infections
Description
- Vaginal infections in animals can occur due to a variety of reasons, such as bacterial, fungal, or viral infections. The most common causes of vaginal infections in animals are bacterial infections, which can result from poor hygiene or underlying medical conditions.
- The symptoms of a vaginal infection in animals can vary, but some of the most common signs include excessive vaginal discharge, odor, itching, and discomfort or pain during urination. Animals with a vaginal infection may also exhibit behavioral changes, such as increased restlessness, irritability, or lethargy.
- Diagnosing a vaginal infection in animals typically involves a physical examination and laboratory tests to identify the underlying cause of the infection. Treatment options may include antibiotics or antifungal medications, along with supportive care such as keeping the affected area clean and providing pain relief if necessary.
- Preventing vaginal infections in animals involves maintaining good hygiene practices, regular veterinary check-ups, and addressing any underlying medical conditions that may increase the risk of infection. Additionally, pet owners should be aware of the signs and symptoms of a vaginal infection in their animals and seek veterinary care promptly if they suspect an infection is present.
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Comparison
Today, antibiotics are widely used for disease prevention in livestock; however, one of the major problems associated with their widespread use is the acceleration of antibiotic resistance in target bacterial strains. This gradual increase in resistance renders common antibiotics less effective, ultimately leaving farmers struggling with poor livestock health and a lack of affordable and effective medicine.
Pre & post score (Endoclean)
The comparison of vaginal infection scores before and after the use of Endoclean in dairy cows
Advantages
• No need to keep time in milking or slaughtering activities, after product apply
• No need to additional antibiotics and chemical antimicrobial compounds
• Avoiding consequences such as residual compounds in meat and milk
• Prevention of the microbial resistance
• Long-acting effect, so no necessity to re-apply the treatment
• Formulation in the form of a gel with suitable viscosity and shear-thinning nature capable of intrauterine injection.
• Proper packaging by placing all the necessary equipment to administer the medicine
• Cost-effectiveness in terms of price and long-term effect
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The yield of the product over time
The results of using the HealGyn product, Endoclean, can be observed 4 days after consumption, and the medicine has one-year expiration date
GREEN EXIR BIOMATERIALS Pdf
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Team
R&D Team
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Dr. Mohammad Mokhtar Zadegan
Chief executive officer - R&D![](assets/img/team/gholamreza.jpg)
Dr. Gholamhossein Yousefi
Production Manager-R&D![](assets/img/team/team-3.jpg)
Dr. Abbas Rowshanghasrodashti
Clinical Advisor- R&D![](assets/img/team/team-2.jpg)
Dr. Nader Tanide
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Dr. Hajar Kazemiafshar
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Dr. Samaneh Kazemiafshar
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Dr. Mitra Soltanian
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Mrs. Seyedehmaryam Niroomandhosseini
R&D CoordinatorTeam
Development, Production, Sales & Finance Team
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Dr. Mohammad Mokhtar Zadegan
Chief executive officer - R&D![](assets/img/testimonials/testimonials-1.jpg)
Mrs. Sepideh Hosseininaghavi
Sales Manager![](assets/img/testimonials/testimonials-2.jpg)
Mr. Mousa Omranvahedi
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Dr. Mitra Soltanian
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Mrs. Seyedehmaryam Niroomandhosseini
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111 Carlson Dr, ON, Canada
Fars Science and
Technology Park, Shiraz, Fars Province, IRAN