KGK Synergize Launches New Website at www.KGKSynergize.com
KGK Synergize Inc. (KGK) today, has announced the launch of a new website at www.kgksynergize.com to better service their contract research clientele.
London, Ont. -- April 7, 2005 - KGK Synergize Inc. (KGK) today, has announced the launch of a new website at www.kgksynergize.com to better service their contract research clientele. "The new look and navigational tools will be more user-friendly for those interested in learning how KGK can put solid research behind their products, in an effort to prove safety and efficacy," states Kristen Reynolds, Manager, Marketing & Sales. "More and more clients are looking to submit product health claims to the FDA and KGK can offer them the research services they need in order to do so."
The new website indicates the wide range of services that KGK can offer in-house from analytical testing, pre-clinical right through to human clinical trials.
"In addition, the new site will be regularly updated with new clinical recruitment opportunities as they arise for our clinical trial subject populations. This will give volunteers an easily accessible way to learn about what trial opportunities are offered through our clinic and how they can become involved," states Reynolds, "Coupled with our community press campaign, this will ease our recruitment process ensuring trials are filled in a timely manner."
KGK Synergize provides contract research services in the areas of nutraceutical research, analytical chemistry, immunology, toxicology, autoimmune diseases, etc. and clinical trials.
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