10 largest medical device companies

People care about the actions of medical device companies — especially as the industry faces heightened political pressure to ensure the safety of their products. Below is a list of the top medical device companies worldwide based on sales in 2017. Medical Design and Outsourcing, an industry magazine, generated the list.

1. Medtronic — $30 million

2. Johnson & Johnson — $26.6 million

3. Fresenius Medical Care — $20.1 million

4. Philips — $20.1 million

5. GE Healthcare — $19.1 million

6. Cardinal Health — $16 million

7. Siemens Healthineers — $15.6 million

8. Danaher — $13.4 million

9. Henry Schein — $12.5 million

10. Stryker — $12.4 million

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