Kymdan latex mattress endorsed by Osteopathy Australia
Kymdan latex mattress exported to Australia has been approved as an Osteopathy Australia endorsed product, which can support treatment in the field of osteopathy.
Kymdan latex mattress exported to Australia has been approved as an Osteopathy Australia endorsed product, which can support treatment in the field of osteopathy (Photo: VNA)
Sydney (VNA) – Kymdan latexmattress exported to Australia has been approved as an Osteopathy Australiaendorsed product, which can support treatment in the field of osteopathy.
It is the first and only brand of mattress of anAsian firm to earn the recognition.
Chairman of the Vietnamese BusinessesAssociation of Australia (VBAA) Tran Ba Phuc said Vietnam’s Kymdan nature latexmattress has met standards of the Australian market, and was nominated toreceive endorsement of Osteopathy Australia.
To receive the title, the product underwent along period of test and evaluation, as Osteopathy Australia assessed Kymdanmattress’s support in treatment for osteopathic patients in many years.
The Vietnamese product made its debut in theAustralian market in 2000 and is recommended by osteopaths in Australia in boneand joint-related diseases.
The recognition of Osteopathy Australia is expected to promote Kymdan mattressto international consumers as a safe product for their health. - VNA
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Kymdan latex mattress exported to Australia has been approved as an Osteopathy Australia endorsed product, which can support treatment in the field of osteopathy (Photo: VNA) 
