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J&w Pharmlab, LLC
founded in 2002 in pennsylvania, usa, j&w pharmlab is a leading pharmaceutical service provider for contract r&d research, organic custom synthesis, process development and readily available novel research chemicals. for the past 18 years we have been providing service to over a thousand pharmaceutical and biotech companies worldwide. to date,1,250 published patents cite our products for their drug discovery course. in 2005 we expanded our us business into china and established our shanghai research center. our 49,000 sq. ft shanghai site is staffed by over 90 experienced organic chemists and state-of-the-art equipment. our shanghai scientists work side by side with our us headquarter scientists to ensure project efficiency and prompt project updates. in 2013 we established a partnership with a chinese manufacturing production plant which has a 500,000 sq. ft c-gmp facility near shanghai. the manufacturing site is equipped with various size reactors up to 10,000 liters. this collab
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J&w Pharmlab, LLC's headquarters is located at 3930 Nebraska Avenue, Levittown, Pennsylvania, United States, 19056
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J&w Pharmlab, LLC's official website is jwpharmlab.com
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J&w Pharmlab, LLC has 7 employees
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