Company Background
Serving medical industry since 2008.
Founded in 2008, First Medical Source (FMS) is committed to leveraging its management capability and its reliable supply network to deliver excellence in Infusion Therapy to surgery centers across the globe.
Since its birth FMS has served its customer needs in the US with FDA compliant, high quality, low cost elastomeric infusion pumps, and anesthesia kits.
Key to our success and to our unbeatable reputation of quality, and on time delivery is our pioneering work in quality and our experience in risk based approach to management. We establish a framework that facilitates access to information, simplifies work, and provides guidance to suppliers, engineers and product/program managers to rapidly move projects from concept to delivery within the regulatory constraints.
A History of Performance
The year was 2000. Palm was the leading hand-held device. We brought to market the first smart, portable, multi-therapy infusion pump with a mobile interface, a drug library, and a mobile/PC installed SaMD, allowing providers to prevent common transcription errors and remotely monitor infusion and patient's compliance.
FMS Management Team
Chuck Grey
Chuck is a pharmacy and medical device executive with over 30 years of experience spanning hospital pharmacy leadership, medical device manufacturing, and product development. He served as the director of pharmacy operations at Loma Linda University Medical Center and provided leadership across multiple device manufacturing companies, including co-owning a rotor filling machine manufacturer and founding a plastic prescription bottle business.
Chuck brings deep expertise in infusion therapy products, having served as VP of Product Development and Clinical Affairs at Curlin Medical and Director of Clinical and Product Development at Zyno Medical. Currently Chuck serves as Senior VP of Clinical and Sales at First Medical Source, combining clinical pharmacy insight with hands-on product development, sales leadership, and engineering collaboration to bring InfuLife to hospital, homecare, and pharmacy markets.
Lowell Warner
Lowell started his medical sales career with Medline Industries in 1991 and became VP of National Accounts in 1994. After leaving Medline, Lowell became an entrepreneur for 12 years. Realizing how much he missed the medical industry he returned in 2009 and never looked back, focusing on infusion therapy within the manufacturing, distribution and provider arenas. Lowell also spent time working in new product development with medical OEMs like GE Medical, Medtronic, Boston Scientific and BD.
Lowell’s development of strategic relationships within the medical device manufacturer, distributor and provider networks has been his success.
Strong business acumen in business development, sales management, national accounts, c-level sales, account management, territory management, sales training, sales hiring/staging, distribution/operations. Trustworthy, ethical, transparent, loyal, focused, hardworking and dependable.
Kurt Sebesta
Kurt offers over three decades of experience in the medical device industry. He has a clear focus on mitigating risk in product design, tool design, manufacturing processes, and offshore transfer of products. His passion for excellence applying quality management system is relentless.
Kurt's experience covers startups as well as multinational organizations, companies include C.R. Bard Inc., I-Flow Corporation, B. Braun Medical Production Ltd., Curlin Medical / MOOG Medical Inc., Medpro Int'l. (Thailand) Ltd., Breathe Technologies Inc., realizing products such as:
- Cardiopulmonary blood oxygenators, cardiotomy reservoir and arterial filters, cardiac occlude and percutaneous transcatheter sets
- Drug delivery systems — electromechanical and single use elastomeric infusion pumps, IV sets, catheters, drug bags
- Ventilator devices and delivery lines.
Kurt regularly applies his degree in mechanical design and manufacturing to improve product quality, safety and efficacy.
Mark Shal
Mark has spent over 25 years at the forefront of medical infusion pump technology. As Senior VP of QA/RA and Supply Chain at Curlin Medical in 2005, he built out Southeast Asian manufacturing capability — training and qualifying Medpro (Thailand) as a supplier for Curlin's administration sets.
In 2006, Mark developed the DHF and 510(k) for an elastomeric infusion pump that Medpro (Thailand) later took to market. That pump was acquired by B. Braun in 2009 and is sold today as Easypump. Epic Medical subsequently replicated the design, marketing near-identical variants under names like EZ-FLOW, MEDI-FLO, and SmartEZ.
Having lived through that design's real-world limitations, Mark assembled a team — including one of the original Iflow engineers — to reengineer the device from the ground up. The result is InfuLife®, a next-generation elastomeric pump that outperforms legacy designs across every key metric:
- 50% less fill pressure — easier and faster for clinicians to prepare
- Fewer components + a patented compression seal — significantly lower leak risk
- 9–12% pump-to-pump variation vs. the industry's 15–20% — meaningfully more accurate dosing
- Higher resolution delivery — more consistent flow throughout the infusion
Mark now leads First Medical Source, LLC, bringing InfuLife to market with the highest commitment to quality and on time delivery, and the same rigor that he brought to Curlin Medical.
Work with First Medical Source
Questions about InfuLife®: sales@firstmedicalsource.com
InfuLife® is cleared for distribution in the USA under the 510k K240624. Federal law restricts these devices to sale by or on the order of a licensed healthcare practitioner. Rx only. See the Instructions for Use for complete indications, contraindications, warnings and precautions.