ABOUT US
For over 20 years, Regent Laboratories have been recognised as a key stakeholder in the eradication and prevention of Malaria in the SADC Region, firstly as a first class manufacturer, purveyor, and distributor of pesticides, but now also as a world-class integrated vector control programme management team.
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Please read below for more detail on Regent Laboratories, their Bugstop™ Range of Products, and the Integrated Vector Control Programme support and delivery.
Regent Laboratories
Primarily known for the international distribution of their Bugstop™ Range of Larvicides, IRS & Fogging insecticides, long-lasting insecticide-impregnated bed-nets, and insect repellent lotions amongst other malaria prevention items, Regent Laboratories are now providing enhanced customer services to those that use their products. (See the Working with You section).
An Integrated Vector Control Programme seeks to improve the efficacy, cost-effectiveness, ecological soundness, and sustainability of disease-vector control. The goal is to prevent the transmission of vector-borne diseases, whilst ensuring the safety of all that may be impacted by the services provided.
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Regent Laboratories offer a range of advisory and consulting services to their customers, from supporting programmes where the entire service is being outsourced to supporting local teams through programme support and specialist training. Regent Laboratories ensure that that they, work closely with the appropriate customer health and safety officers and local public health officers.
As a successful business, Regent Laboratories understands not only the social impact on local communities from Malaria but also recognises the impact malaria has on the productivity of the workforce. WHO has identified a 33% impact on productivity in mining, agriculture, and hospitality sectors as a result of poor implementation of integrated vector control programmes. This amounts to a significant waste of human resources, products, money, and effort.
With the right support given to your Malaria Prevention and Eradication teams, Regent Laboratories aims to achieve up to a 95% reduction in malaria cases and minimise the wastage of larvicides and insecticides.
Bugstop Range of Products
For over 20 years, Regent Laboratories have been developing their range of Bugstop products, constantly upgrading them to meet resistance changes from vectors (pests) but also ensuring that their products are considered environmentally safe, economical and above all effective.
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For over 20 years, Regent Laboratories have been developing their range of Bugstop products, constantly upgrading them to meet resistance changes from vectors (pests) but also ensuring that their products are considered environmentally safe, economical and above all effective.
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Regent Laboratories hold all the necessary registrations, of our various products in multiple countries, which enables us to offer our products, with maximum documentary support, for our client’s needs, specific to the destination countries' requirements.
Regent Laboratories are very environmentally conscious, and their products when used correctly provide minimum impact to the environment.The Regent Laboratories’ production facilities are well equipped, complying with environmental and regulatory requirements. Many products are made-to-order as per the specific requirement of our customers, we do however have stock in holding in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mozambique as well as in Zambia.
Regent Laboratories adheres to the strictest FAO and WHO guidelines. All Regent Laboratories’ products are tested and evaluated in-house, before being subjected to testing in independent laboratories and respective government agencies, with thorough analysis and testing methodologies used.
Regent Laboratories have partners in all areas of the SADC region, all of whom are 100% familiar with the Bugstop™ Range of Products, and all with the latest expertise to provide support to your integrated vector control programmes.
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The team based at HO ensure that stock levels of products are maintained so that you can rely on a timely supply of products. We aim for no “stock-outs”, something that is all too familiar to customers of other suppliers. The Team is there to support your malaria prevention and eradication programmes, your orders and ensure your seasonal requirements are diarised for reminders.
Regent Laboratories have a large number of satisfied customers and government departments throughout many African countries such as Angola, Botswana, the DRC, Mozambique, Malawi, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe and numerous other countries.
Affiliations
RBM Partnership to End Malaria
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Regent Laboratories is proud to be one of the active players in the “Roll Back Malaria Partnership to End Malaria initiative”, working with them to achieve their its vision of a malaria-free world.
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The RBM Partnership works in alignment with WHO’s Global Technical Strategy for Malaria 2016-2030 targets. RBM’s Action and Investment to defeat Malaria 2016 – 2030 (AIM) positions malaria in the wider development agenda. It illustrates how reducing and eliminating malaria creates healthier, more equitable and prosperous societies, and promotes a broadly inclusive and multisectoral response.
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Malaria prevention is not just a social responsibility of governments and companies, it has real benefits for productivity, enabling companies to prosper and for countries to drive growth.
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The initiative encourages partners to work with governments and companies within their region. To this end all our products have been successfully evaluated and are currently in use by the following customers of ours:
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Zambia National Malaria Control Centre
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Multiple players within the private sectors such as mining, agriculture, and hospitality in Zambia, the DRC, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Angola, Botswana, and Mozambique amongst other sub-Sahara countries
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Globally from South America to the Far East.
In all of Regent Laboratories’ programmes and distribution of products it ensures it Health, Safety and Environment Policies incorporates the Global Malaria Control Strategies developed by the World Health Organisation, with a careful choice of World Health Organisation Pesticide Evaluation Scheme (WHOPES) approved pesticides.
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For more information on the RBM Partnership to End Malaria Strategic Plan 2021 – 2025 please click here
