![]() ![]() So he went to Canopy Cancer Care, New Zealand’s leading private medical oncology provider, with a proposal. “I guess all that experience gave me the confidence to have a crack at something of my own,” he says. Travelling on to London, he managed large aseptic compounding units in London hospitals and after he returned to New Zealand, helped a DHB build one before branching into consultancy. ![]() He’d studied pharmacology and biochemistry at the University of Otago, then moved to Melbourne to work at a small family-run compounding business, starting off as a technician. Jeremy only began his business three years ago. With the service we provide and the way we do things, the patient is more than just a number.” “The pharmaceutical companies can’t deal with individual orders like we do – instead, they’ll mass produce medicines at particular levels of concentration and each patient will need a specific dose of that compound. ![]() IMIX isn’t the only company compounding chemotherapy treatments, but Jeremy’s is definitely the most interesting, with a commitment to being more nimble than, and “deliberately different” to the multinational drug companies in this space. ![]()
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