Implantable medical device companies are fascinating and frustrating. In many cases, we see mature companies with good product margins but outsize selling costs well above 15% of sales. It is a labor-intensive endeavor to make and distribute medical devices, apparently requiring hordes of well-dressed career salespeople and fleets of company cars. This army of hardworking men and women spend their days driving, parking and dressing in green to cover surgical cases.
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