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Message From the CEO

I’ve walked the halls of hospitals…

I’ve spoken with frontliners…

I’ve seen the firsthand the challenges and the opportunities

It has fueled my passion to make a difference!

Founded in 20202, Kylledmed Philippines was born from a deep commitment to transforming healthcare access in the Philippines.

May 18-year journey in the field revealed both the realities and untapped potential within the industry. I’ve walked the halls of hospitals, spoken with front liners and witnessed the struggles that healthcare professionals face everyday.

Today, we are not just another distributor, we are lifeline, dedicated to equipping our healthcare partners with the tools they need to save lives.

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Thank you for trusting us as your partner in innovation

Patrick Saburit

CEO/President

ABOUT KYLLEDMED

Welcome to KylleMed Philippines OPC, where commitment to excellence in the healthcare industry drives everything we do!

OUR MISSION

To deliver high-quality and outstanding service, building long-term relationships founded on trust, reliability, and mutual success with our our customers, partners, and suppliers.

OUR VISION

To be a trusted partner in healthcare, providing quality pharmaceutical and medical products that enhance patient and support healthcare professionals

CORE VALUES

We believe in treating our customers, employees and business partners with respect. We grow through continuous update on product innovation.

We integrate honesty, integrity and business ethics into all aspects of our business

OUR MILESTONE

START UP

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we founded Kyllemed Medical Equipment and Supplies Trading, Registered with DTI, FDA, and PHILGEPS. Due to lockdowns, we conducted business online

FIRST MAJOR SALES

Our first purchase order came from Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center, followed by Persaf Trading, which ordered 10 oxygen concentrators.

This was our first experience importing medical equipment from China, a stressful period with sleepless nights as we navigated shipping

challenges during lockdowns.

GOVERNMENT ORDERS

We received Turtner Orders Trom several government nospitdis, inciuaing Mariano Marcos Memorial Medical Center and Philippine Children's Medical Center

OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES

Financial difficulties hit when payments from government clients were delayed due to funding issues. This forced us to halt orders from both government and private hospitals and let our permits lapse due to lack of funds

BUSINESS RESTRUCTURING

We began the process of registering as a One Person Corporation (OPC) with the SEC RE AE AR RELA GHags 2S KYLLEDMED PHILIPPINES OPC

With a new name, logo, and tagline, we resumed operations. Despite no transactions for the rest of the year, we remained determined to push forward

Why choose us

Best services available for the best customers

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ACHIEVEMENTS

2nd Philippine Finest Business and

Outstanding Awards

CELIS

Model: SUBT-D1

14C Urea Breath Test is used for primary diagnosis and post-treatment follow-up of H. pylori infections. The individual to be tested simply swallows 14C-urea. If H pylori presents, the enzyme urease produced by H pylori will metabolize 14C-urea to 14CO2 and ammonia. Then 14CO2 is transported in the blood to the lungs. When the patient exhales after a defined time this 14CO2 is captured in a breath collection card. No special preparation is needed before the analysis and since the UBT is both non-invasive, the method enjoys high acceptance.

Cut-Off Value

DPM ≤ 99, Negative
99 < DPM ≤ 149, the device will perform a second test automatically, and if it is still greater than 99, it’s positive
149 < DPM ≤ 499, Positive+
499 < DPM ≤ 1499, Positive ++
1499 < DPM ≤ 2499, Positive +++
DPM > 2499, Positive ++++

TESTING PROCEDURE

Take a capsule with empty stomach or 2 hours after eating.
Sit still for 15 minutes
Unpack the collection card and connect the mouthpiece to card body. Blow into breath collection card with appropriate force, you can exchange breath during blowing, but don’t draw in breath. Stop blowing when the card indicator turns from blue to white or after 3 mins even though color is not completely changed.
Give the collection card to medical staff and wait for report.

H PYLORI

Don't Ignore the Signs! Could You Have H. pylori?

Helicobacter pylori, a common bacterium, can infect the stomach lining and cause serious problems like ulcers and even cancer. It’s estimated that half the world’s population carries this bacteria. H. pylori spreads through person-to-person contact, often within families. If you’re diagnosed with H. pylori, it’s recommended that your close family members get tested and treated too.

H. pylori infection can cause a variety of digestive symptoms, such as bloating, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, burping, and loss of appetite. You may also experience more severe symptoms like dull or burning pain in the stomach, unplanned weight loss, and dark stools. It's important to note that these symptoms can vary in severity and may not always be present. If you experience any of these symptoms, it's recommended to consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.

A significant medical advancement recognized that a specific bacteria, Helicobacter pylori, was responsible for a majority of duodenal ulcers and approximately two-thirds of gastric ulcers. This breakthrough earned a Nobel Prize. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and aspirin are known to cause most other peptic ulcers. When combined, H. pylori and NSAIDs can increase the risk of ulcers and bleeding. Eliminating H. pylori before starting long-term NSAID treatment can help reduce this risk.

H. pylori infection is estimated to increase an individual's lifetime risk of developing gastric cancer by 1.5 to 2%. However, early eradication of this bacteria, before the development of precancerous changes, has been shown to effectively prevent gastric cancer. This preventive measure is the foundation for widespread screening and treatment programs targeting young adults in regions with high rates of H. pylori infection and sufficient resources to implement such initiatives.

Indications for H. pylori Eradication:

1. History of ulcers: Duodenal or gastric ulcers, with or without complications

2. MALT lymphoma: A type of lymphoma associated with the stomach

3. Gastric mucosal abnormalities: Atrophy or intestinal metaplasia

4. Post-gastric cancer surgery: To reduce the risk of recurrence

5. Family history: First-degree relatives with gastric cancer

6. Patient preference: Based on consultation with their physician

7. Functional dyspepsia: Indigestion without a clear cause

8. NSAIDs: To prevent ulcers and bleeding in those not taking NSAIDs

9. Aspirin: To reduce the risk of ulcers and bleeding before or during long-term aspirin therapy

10. GERD: To support proton-pump inhibitor treatment

11. Cancer prevention: In areas with high gastric cancer rates

12. Blood disorders: Unexplained iron-deficiency anemia or idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura

Note: This list provides a general overview of indications for H. pylori eradication. Specific recommendations may vary based on individual circumstances and healthcare guidelines.

The urea breath test (UBT) is the most widely studied and recommended non-invasive method for diagnosing H. pylori infection as part of a 'test-and-treat' approach. Monoclonal stool antigen tests (SAT) can also be used effectively. Serological tests, while viable, require careful validation. It's important to avoid using rapid, on-site serological tests with whole blood for H. pylori diagnosis.