Marine & offshore Medical Suppliers

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marine & offshore medical suppliers


There are many pharmaceutical companies, but only a few are capable to operate in the marine & offshore field. This is an industry we have been interested in since our inception as ANP Pharma. We have staffs with years of experience working in this industry and so far, their knowledge has been greatly leveraged on to provide a satisfying service for customers.

As one of the licensed marine & offshore medical suppliers, we have worked with reputable operators in the industry. Our clients’ destination spreads worldwide from the North Sea to the Gulf of Guinea and from Kazakhstan to the Gulf of Mexico.

Our service is capable of supplying you all you may require from initial supply up to replenishment, we do them all without stressing you and at competitive prices.
ANP Pharmacy can provide professional inspection and certification for your vessels in specified sports. We don’t go out to hire someone to do such work, they are already part of our team.

For compliance of risk management system, you may need to burn some used items and substance. We provide a detailed authorization of this product for you. From our working experience so far, most of these things such as unused medications may need to be disposed to avoid abuse of any kind that may result.

Divers will need our medical equipment kit to house all of their drugs, water, and other necessary medications. The kit is supplied with equipment that is compliant with port rules.  They can also be used to carry vital medical instruments or medications for other purposes you may deem fit ― it can be easily sealed and labelled ― contents can be placed in compartments within the kit.

Let’s handle your marine & offshore medical order and consultancy services. Our services and products are price competitive and compliant with required national or state laws.
Location: 55 Hainault Rd, London E11 1EA, UK

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