Dear Sirs, We want to find agents for following Products. If you have interests, please feel free to contact us for any further information. We are ready to service you. Since 1998 the ADR-4 water stimulator has been honoured on three continents with the highest distinctions in the area of sanitary and health care. At the 47th World Exhibition of Invention, Research and Industrial Innovation in Brussels (1998) ADR-4 was honoured not only with the highest award of the Fair, the Gold Medal, but also with a special award of the European Committee of Support for Commercial Undertakings – the Golden Statue. In 2001, at the World’s Largest Invention & New Product Exposition INPEX 2001 in Pittsburgh (USA), ADR-4 was honoured with three trophies: Grand Prix – the highest award of the Exhibition, the Silver Medal in the area of therapeutics and the Bronze Medal in the area of science. At that exhibition Doctor Yoshiro Nakamats (among other things, he invented a floppy disk and was nominated for the list of five greatest scientists of all times) invited the inventor of ADR-4, eng. S. A. Wosinski, to the World Genius Convention 2001 in Tokyo. This convention is considered as the most important Fair of Inventions all over the world, which sums up the actual year, and only 75 most interesting inventions are exhibited there. At the World Genius Convention 2001 in Tokyo ADR-4 was honoured with the Gold Medal in the category of ingenious inventions for health. ADR CUP ------------------- ADR Cup is the cup with the small ADR-4 in the bottom. It has the same qualities like ADR-4 but works with a smaller amount of water. It is very useful and easy to clean. Together with the cover helps to prepare good tea, cafe or soup. ARD Products have a CE mark, which means they fall within the Medical Devices Directive (MDD) 93/42/EEC- Class I accordingly to the European Union legal requirements. ADR Products were registered on the 8th August 2003 with the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in UK under the number: CA-007844 in Class I Medical Devices, which allows them to be legally placed on the market in all European Community countries. More: .pl