AIMEDISON Donates 10,000 Hand Sanitizers to Chosun University Hospital
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] The participating company of Chosun University’s Ophthalmic Optical Medical Device Globalization Support Project Group, I-Medison Co., Ltd., donated 10,000 portable hand sanitizers to Chosun University Hospital.
According to Chosun University Hospital on the 8th, the donation ceremony held the day before was attended by Jeong Jonghoon, director of Chosun University Hospital, and Go Jaewoong, head of the Ophthalmic Optical Project Group.
On this day, Go Jaewoong, head of the Ophthalmic Optical Project Group, delivered the donated items to Jeong Jonghoon, director of Chosun University Hospital, on behalf of I-Medison CEO Lee Dongpil.
Founded in 2015, I-Medison is a company that produces quasi-drugs such as contact lens care products. Last July, it also donated 5,000 hand sanitizers to Chosun University Hospital.
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Director Jeong said, “Companies are also facing difficulties due to COVID-19, but they made a valuable donation for patients and medical staff.”
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