Category — Healthcare Marketing

SunSoul’s innovative solutions to skin concerns – both medical and cosmetic – respond to the growing focus on natural, convenient therapies and healthy lifestyle worldwide. Today’s enlightened consumer wants quality alternatives and compliments to conventional drug-based treatments, and costly time-consuming medical procedures.

SunSoul’s revolutionary fluorescent material is the first of its kind to selectively amplify narrow bands of healing light from the sun and deliver it to the skin while blocking the harmful ultraviolet rays (UV).

Science has long known the sun was good for you, but the dangers of UV light made exposure risky – until now. Now the quest for healthy skin can move back outdoors.

The materials have been clinically studied with their benefits supported by globally recognized skin specialists.

SunSoul’s advanced patented technology offers clients natural, effective solutions to their skin concerns – ageing skin, sun-damaged skin, acne blemished skin – while supporting a healthy, active lifestyle.

SunSoul is a Toronto-based medical company, made up of a team of globally recognized scientists and dermatology specialists, aiming to be a market leader in light technology to treat medical and cosmetic conditions of the skin.

www.sunsoul.com

We are pleased to introduce a new era in the field of aesthetics and cosmetic medicine.

The LipoTRON system is clinically proven in reshaping and reduce fat in the abdomen, thighs, breasts and neck. It increases blood flow to the tissue, dilating pores to increase product penetration.

This new non-invasive RF system uses radio frequency technology to LIQUIFY FAT with DEEP HEAT.

Please see attachments for clinically proven results, and if you have any questions please feel free to give me a call or set up an appointment for a demonstration.

Demonstration of Body Fat Treatment
Results of Clinical Studies

David Hong – RevecoMED
Anaheim, California, United States
Direct Contact +001.1.310.350.3422
http://www.revecoMED.com

Sialkot is an area in Pakistan that is noted for the production of medical products, most notably surgical instruments. Over the years there has been an increasing number of manufacturers from this region leading to a higher degree of competition as well as higher quality performance.

There is a high degree of interest from Sialkot surgical product manufacturers in search or international distributors and international distributors looking for surgical products on this blog.

We are therefore creating this separate post which hopefully will become a central point for both manufacturers from Sialkot and international distributors to meet.

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AMBCO Electronics are the makers of pure-tone audiometers that test hearing. AMBCO audiometers are manufactured for schools and the medical field. AMBCO has been in business for over 40 years.

AMBCO is the third largest audiometers maker in the U.S. AMBCO offers the only Five Year Warranty in the industry; also AMBCO offers the best pricing and service.

AMBCO wants to expand to every part of the globe! AMBCO products are lead-free and meet international standards. We are seeking for international distributors to distribute our products.

Dennis Daniels, CEO

Click on this link to contact AMBCO.

New consumer company parent Phillips will no doubt be pleased with the recently announced direct ship to consumer program that Respironics has instituted in the United States for several of it’s obstructive sleep apnea consumables.

Full details are available from their sleepapnea site which lists their business provider services.

The service provides suppliers the opportunity of having sleep apnea supplies shipped directly to consumers homes, thus eliminating one additional step in the supply chain. The local supplier simply places the order online, elects to have the goods shipped directly to the consumers point of use – and that’s it. The supplier retains their customer without having to bother with inventory, logistics and other unwelcome costs.

Smart innovative move in the current industry environment where innovation in some cases seems to have taken a back seat to Medicare and competitive bigging squabbles.

You will recall two days ago the market noise that Resmed was about to be picked up by German Linde. We blogged about it here.

Now CNBC’s Jim Cramer talked about them benefiting from the potential reversal or low impact of competitive bidding. (I don’t think competitive bidding will be substantially reversed just to be clear.

Jim Cramer goes on to issue a potential target price of $53 which is a cool 30% premium.

The program officially started today, with all the competing and conflicting flavors of a bitter sweet chocolate. Despite a last minute lobbying effort – and one missing vote, at least 3 failed lawsuits – the program started.

“Industry” is saying that there is still a chance it will be reversed (temporarily) however that’s a long shot.

I used quotes when using the word “industry” because – industry was late to the party in presenting a united front and in the later stages “industry” unraveled somewhat when companies awarded contracts protested about delays to implementing the program, as well as arguments over higher and lower spec products being included (see Scooter Store) etc. The approach was also somewhat un-imaginative with the usual “lots of companies will go out of business, we provide services that cannot be obtained elsewhere etc.. to which the opposition cried the free market ethic, “If you cannot compete you deserve to go out of business”… and so on.

The main issue of course was an industry that did not recognize the seriousness of needing to provide cost savings to one of their biggest customers – namely Medicare.

There is no doubt in my mind that serious companies have been making contingency plans for this eventuality, and it is these that will ultimately win, as they had the vision to succeed – no matter what.

For all others, with all sincerity – go read “Who moved My Cheese“.

(You may be interested in our take on the NYT post a few days ago.