2020
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Carefully Assess These Specifications before You Rent a Power Wheelchair
If you have a family member who will need to use a power wheelchair, you'll want to visit a local medical equipment rental service to evaluate the available options. You'll likely have a wide range of products that you can evaluate in order to find the right one for your family member. An employee of the medical equipment service can talk to you about the design and features of each model and suggest a few that will work well in your situation.
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Top Reasons To Install LED Surgical Lights In Your Medical Facility
If you run a surgical center or another medical facility, then you might not be a stranger to having surgical lights in certain parts of your facility, such as in each operating room. If your facility has not yet upgraded to LED surgical lights over more traditional lights, then you are probably making a mistake. Consider taking the time to make this upgrade for these reasons and more. Provide Improved Visibility
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3 Questions to Ask Yourself When Shopping for Used Light Boxes for SAD
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a mood disorder where people experience depression, fatigue, and social withdrawal as the days shorten and become darker sooner. While counseling and medications can certainly help your SAD, you may want to try light therapy. You can find light boxes in stores or online from used medical medical equipment suppliers. While cost can be a big factor in your product choice, there are other factors to consider.
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Find A Better Way To Manage Your Medical Device Company
If your medical device manufacturing company has grown tremendously in the past year or so, you may struggle to keep track of your vendors, products, finances, and employees. If you currently use an outdated computer system that only allows you to manage one or two files at a time, you could lose sight of your goals and company very quickly. You can find a better and more productive way to manage your company with the information below.
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Why You Might Want To Sell Your Extra Diabetes Test Strips
If you have diabetes, or you did and you have recently reversed it thanks to medication and diet, you might have a lot of extra diabetes test strips. If your test strips are not expired and they are in a sealed box or container, you might want to consider selling them. More and more people are selling their diabetes test strips for cash, and for good reason. If you would like to get a better idea of why you might want to sell your extra or leftover diabetes test strips, you will want to consider the following:
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Seven Things To Discuss With Your Budtender During A Cannabis Dispensary Visit
During a visit to any cannabis dispensary, the establishment's budtender is a valuable source of information. If you are new to cannabis consumption or simply want to learn more about it, you should discuss your cannabis consumption options with your budtender. The following are seven things to discuss with your budtender during a cannabis dispensary visit. The treatment effects you're looking to get from cannabis products Probably the first thing the budtender will want to know to help you is what effects you're going for.
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3 Ways To Keep Your CPAP Clean
If you have sleep apnea, your doctor may have prescribed a CPAP. A CPAP machine blows air in through your mouth and/or nose. That keeps your airway open, and it helps make it so that you can breathe no matter what. If you have a CPAP, you want to make sure that you keep it nice and clean. Otherwise, you can get things like mold growing in the machine or other nasty things happening with it.
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Wound Care Supplies Every Contractor Should Keep On Hand
Working as a contractor comes with its risks. You may hurt your back lifting something heavy or sprain an ankle carrying appliances upstairs. However, the biggest risk is superficial wounds, like cuts and scrapes. Most of these are not terribly serious, but you will still need to care for the wounds properly. Here are the wound care supplies you should keep on-hand in order to do so. Iodine Iodine is a readily available antiseptic treatment that is excellent for sanitizing wounds.
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