Scanpoint
Workwear for pharmacies, laboratories and related businesses, sold through a B2B online store
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Scanpoint
Scanpoint makes and sells professional clothing for pharmacy and laboratory customers through a B2B online store. Its collections include pharmacy uniforms, laboratory clothing and customizable workwear.
The company also offers branded collections in cooperation with the Finnish Pharmacists’ Association and Avainapteekit. Some Association-branded uniforms are available only to member pharmacies.
Scanpoint Oy was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in Aitoo, Finland. Its listed address is in Tampere.
Product: Professional clothing for pharmacies, laboratories and related businesses, including pharmacy uniforms and customizable workwear.
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