The 7 Best Medical Device Fulfillment 3PLs (2026)

SEKO Logistics is our top pick for medical device brands because its regulated capability is documented in depth, not implied. The company holds ISO 13485 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications alongside FDA registration, runs a dedicated medical and healthcare vertical, and backs 350 white glove delivery teams across North America with that same ISO 13485 discipline. Founded in 1976, SEKO operates from more than 150 offices in over 60 countries with 15 primary logistics hubs, which matters for device companies selling into hospitals, clinics, and patients across multiple regulatory jurisdictions. For a brand that needs certified quality management, chain-of-custody handling, and global reach in a single partner, SEKO is the strongest capability match in the Fulfill.com network.

Deliverzen pairs ISO 13485 medical device capability with the strongest Fulfill.com track record of any certified provider in this guide. Its profile also carries FDA Registered and FDA Approved facility capability, and its fully climate-controlled warehousing suits devices with sterile barrier packaging or temperature-sensitive components. Deliverzen built its operation on beauty, skincare, and supplement fulfillment, categories that run on the same lot control and expiry discipline regulated devices demand. Founded in 2017 and run as a focused single-facility operation, it gives device founders direct operational contact rather than a ticket queue.

Barrett Distribution Centers brings enterprise infrastructure to regulated fulfillment: more than 25 locations, over 7 million square feet, and an operating history dating to 1941. Its Fulfill.com profile carries ISO 13485 medical device capability and FDA registration. Barrett's core strengths, omnichannel distribution, transportation management, and retail compliance, map directly to device brands that sell through distributors, retail, and DTC at the same time. With shared and dedicated warehousing options across Boston, New Jersey, Baltimore, Memphis, Dallas, and California, it suits established device companies that need multi-node US coverage, documented compliance processes, and room to scale into dedicated space as order volume grows.

Go Direct Global is the cross-border pick, headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario with fulfillment centers in Mississauga, Calgary, Reno, and Columbus. Its Fulfill.com profile carries ISO 13485 medical device capability plus FDA Registered and FDA Approved facility credentials, and it posts one of the stronger track records among certified providers in this guide. Established in 2015, Go Direct serves more than 60 clients across CPG, nutraceutical, and consumer electronics, sectors that share the documentation and lot-control habits device fulfillment requires. Its ACCESS GD platform integrates across storefronts and gives clients dashboard reporting.

SHIP8 operates CTPAT and FDA certified distribution centers near the Ports of Savannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville, Charleston, and Oakland, and its Fulfill.com profile adds ISO 13485 medical device capability. That combination suits device brands importing finished goods or components from overseas manufacturers: containers clear the port, move through certified facilities, and ship DTC or B2B without an extra freight leg. SHIP8 runs automation, robotics, and a modern WMS for accuracy and real-time visibility, holds a 5.0 rating from its verified Fulfill.com review, and has placed 2 brands through the marketplace. Its OA Express transportation division adds drayage, transloading, and cross-border haulage.

ShipCalm is the only provider in this guide whose Fulfill.com placements include a brand that ships a medical device, and it carries FDA Registered facility capability on its profile. Founded in 2017, ShipCalm positions itself as a plug-and-play, technology-forward partner for digitally native brands, with high-touch service as the differentiator. That model fits DTC device and health hardware companies that need regulated-aware handling without enterprise minimums: Class I devices, diagnostic accessories, and wellness hardware sold through Shopify. ShipCalm does not list ISO 13485 capability, so brands whose quality system requires a certified 3PL should look higher up this list, but for DTC-first device brands it is a proven, founder-friendly operator.

Rush Order rounds out the guide with global reach and the accuracy profile regulated products demand. Founded in 1989 and headquartered in Gilroy, California, it operates 13 fulfillment locations across North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, reports 99.99 percent shipment accuracy with 99.9 percent on-time fulfillment, and carries ISO 13485 medical device and FDA Registered capability on its Fulfill.com profile. Rush Order serves hardware and connected-device brands including Whoop, experience that translates directly to serialized, high-value device fulfillment. Its service set covers reverse logistics, DDP fulfillment, and outsourced customer support, useful for device brands managing returns, exchanges, and international duties.