Import Golden-Check — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Taiwan

The Golden-check is a compact blood testing device produced by Medi-Free in Taiwan. It can store up to 450 patient records in its internal memory. Each analysis requires only 0.5 µL of whole blood and is completed in about 5 seconds. The unit also records temperature changes and includes a programmable clock alarm for scheduled monitoring.

The device is built with medical‑grade polymer housing that meets ISO 13485 standards for durability. While Medi-Free does not list alternative models, typical blood‑testing analyzers of this class use lithium‑ion rechargeable batteries to provide several hours of autonomous operation. Standard industry practice expects an operating temperature range of 0 °C to 40 °C and a humidity tolerance of 20 %‑80 % non‑condensing. The Golden-check’s compact dimensions allow it to be placed on a standard laboratory bench or carried in a portable case.

Hospitals, clinics and diagnostic laboratories use the unit for rapid point‑of‑care screening and longitudinal health monitoring. Medi-Free offers flexible minimum order quantities for bulk purchases and lists ISO and FDA certifications as quality assurances. Shipping terms include FOB or CIF options, and buyers should confirm packaging details and lead‑time expectations directly with the supplier.

Medi-Free is based at No. 16, Ghang Kong Road, Chupei 302, Taiwan. The supplier is classified as an imported tier and carries a harbor trust tier on the platform. Its current response statistics show a 0 % response rate with no recorded average response time. The company’s profile does not disclose additional corporate history or production capacity.

The Golden-check listing highlights ISO and FDA certifications, but the supplier page does not provide copies for independent review. Buyers should request the specific certification numbers and any recent audit reports to verify compliance. No information is given about warranty periods, after‑sales service or on‑site training, so these terms need clarification before purchase. The supplier’s tier and trust indicators suggest a need for thorough due‑diligence when negotiating contract terms.