Frequently asked questions

We supply hospitals and medical centres with orthopedic and spine products, medical consumables, operating room consumables and surgical instruments, neuro and maxillofacial products, and surgical power tools, from our base in Riyadh and with international partners.

Send your item list, specifications and quantities through the contact form, by email to mohamed.salah@advancesciencesa.com, or on WhatsApp at +966501229600. Our team will contact you to confirm the details and send the quotation.

Yes. Spine Guard is a French company specialising in navigation probes for spine surgery and is one of our partners. Hospitals in Saudi Arabia can contact us for product information and quotations.

Yes. Jeil Medical is a South Korean company specialising in neurosurgical and maxillofacial products and is one of our partners. Contact us for product information and quotations.

Yes. We supply bone grafts with our UK partner Cenobiologics for orthopedic, spine, neuro and dental applications.

Yes. The company is registered in Saudi Arabia under Commercial Registration No. 7050306674 and VAT No. 313053872100003. It is based in Riyadh and is part of Hegazy trade group.

Government healthcare entities purchase through unified procurement by NUPCO, or through tenders published on the Etimad platform, under the Government Tenders and Procurement Law.

Choose a supplier on four criteria: clear official company details, products that match your specification, available regulatory documentation for each item, and clear written supply terms.

A Medical Device Marketing Authorization (MDMA) is an approval issued by the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) for a medical device before it is placed on the Saudi market, confirming that the product meets SFDA requirements.

Medical Device Establishment Licensing (MDEL) is a licence issued by the SFDA to establishments that import, distribute or manufacture medical devices in Saudi Arabia.

"Medical supplies" is a common trade term for consumable products such as sutures and operating room disposables. "Medical devices" is a broader regulatory term that covers many of these supplies as well as instruments, equipment and implants.

Absorbable sutures are gradually broken down by the body and do not need removal; they are often used for internal tissue. Non-absorbable sutures remain until removed, or permanently, and are used where longer tissue support is needed.

Bone grafts are autografts from the patient's own body, allografts from a human donor, xenografts of animal origin, and synthetic grafts. The surgeon chooses the type based on the procedure and the patient.

Navigation probes are instruments used by the surgeon while preparing the screw path in the vertebrae, helping them follow the instrument's position inside the bone during the procedure.