What we do
Pharmaceuticals with a difference
With a guiding principle of working to improve your health, we deliver pharmaceuticals that make a real difference to people’s health.
Here at AFT Pharmaceuticals, our company vision is simple: to develop innovative products that help people. We do this by seeing opportunities that others may have missed, and by filling gaps in the market with innovative products that can provide positive health outcomes for those who need them.
Our success is built on research and development. R&D is more than ‘corporate speak’ for us: it’s at the heart of what we do in developing new products or improving existing ones. This has allowed us to successfully grow our business year after year, and crucially, to meet the health needs of people in Australasia and around the globe.
We’ve invested a lot of money on R&D. That’s where the real bang is.
Hartley Atkinson, Founder and Managing Director
Social responsibility
We don’t just give back. We give health
We don’t speak for others, but as a successful company, we think it’s important to give back to those who most need it.
And that’s why we’ve reached out in developing nations to help deliver healthcare that developed nations take for granted. This includes Eyes4Everest, the AusViet Charity Foundation, and helping Carmelite nuns in East Timor and the Wesleyan Mission to Bougainville.
On top of that, we also launched ‘Thinking about Health’ in 2019, a trans-Tasman online and social media presence designed to get people thinking and talking about their health.
Helping to improve lives
Ensuring more people around the globe have access to quality healthcare is an integral part of our ethos.
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Eyes4Everest: providing relief at the top of the world
Eyes4Everest is a charity that delivers eyecare to Himalayan communities.
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AusViet: bringing hope and health to disadvantaged people in Australia and Vietnam
AFT Pharmaceuticals was approached by Dr Nguyen Nguyen, a representative of the AusViet Charity Foundation. This charity is a ‘rolling medical community’ established by a number of Australian professionals in 2015.
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