VESO Vikan Fiskehelse Notimpregnering Hygiene Dyrehelse Kontakt Om oss Forsiden VESO Vikan VESO Vikan VESO Vikan and VESO Chile are aquatic research facilities that contract in vivo trials with fish for the pharmaceutical, feed and breeding industry, research institutes and government agencies. As a contract research facility VESO represents an independent partner, always ensuring full confidentiality. VESO is a leading facility for the conduct of experimental trials to develop and register veterinary pharmaceutical products for use in fish, especially Atlantic salmon. We perform trials to assess the efficacy and safety of vaccines and pharmaceuticals against viral, bacterial and parasitical disorders in fish. We also have broad experience with documentation of sedatives and anaesthetics, functional feeds and genetic resistance profiles. Our research facility in Norway is located outside Namsos, and the experimental fish are produced in our own hatchery. Since 2016, VESO is positioned to run trials in Colaco, Chile. The fish are produced on site, and trials are performed according to the same high quality standards as in Norway. Marie Løvoll Research Director Norway & Chile, PhD + 47 975 21 869 marie.lovoll@veso.no Customer service VESO Vikan Monday - Friday: 08.00 - 15.30 +47 74 21 77 70 vesovikan@veso.no Vår brosjyre Les mer om oss og hvilke tjenester vi tilbyr We are sincerely dedicated to ensuring that trials are completed according to our high ethical standards and with a minimum number of fish. Our study directors help ensure that all studies are designed in accordance with our standards of GMP, GLP and Global Gap. DVM Hilde Sloot Bjøru, Principal Study Director, VESO Vikan VESO Connect Challenge models Field trials Fish & Hatchery Quality assurance Career Om oss VESO Vikan Fiskehelse Hygiene Notimpregnering Karriere VESO Apotek & Grossist Delitoppen 3, 1540 Vestby 22 96 11 00 kundeservice@veso.no VESO Vikan Beisvågvegen 107, 7810 Namsos +47 74 21 77 70 vesovikan@veso.no Følg fiskepodden på Facebook: Gurusoft