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WEGO Medical Brings Advanced Blood Management and Surgical Technologies to MEDICA 2025

By Mrs Simone Ciolek-Steinbach
Posted on 17 Nov 2025

At Medica 2025, WEGO Medical is exhibiting a comprehensive range of products that reflect its commitment to safety, reliability, and innovation in healthcare. More...

At Booth B03 in Hall 6, the company is highlighting its WEGO Blood Bag System, blood collection tubes, surgical sutures, and orthopedic fixation solutions.

The WEGO Blood Bag System is designed for safe collection, storage, and transfusion, supporting end‑to‑end handling in blood centers and hospitals. WEGO’s blood bags are used worldwide and are recognized for their consistent quality and reliability. The system features dual-layer packaging that incorporates an aluminum outer layer with individual inner packaging, to reduce microbial contamination on the surface and preserve anticoagulant content. The design supports red blood cell preservation for up to 35 days at 2°C–6°C.

WEGO’s disposable vacuum blood collection tubes are manufactured from high-quality, non-toxic plastic or glass and offer excellent sealing performance to minimize contamination during sample collection, storage, and transport. The internal additives are chemically inert, helping maintain the integrity and stability of blood samples. Certified with ISO and CE, WEGO blood collection tubes meet international manufacturing and quality standards.

WEGO’s suture portfolio spans absorbable and non‑absorbable options for general and specialty surgery. The range includes materials such as PGA, PVDF, Polypropylene, Nylon, Silk and PGLA. While the company’s orthopedic line features comprehensive fixation systems and implants that support bone repair, trauma management, and joint reconstruction.

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