Re: dialysis solution warming

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From: susan
Date: Fri, 03 May 1996 00:00

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In article <830962961.540.0@posplace.demon.co.uk>, 
POSPLACE@POSPLACE.DEMON.CO.UK says...
>
>You might want to try a heating pad instead. It's a lot cheaper and is 
>pretty effective!
>
I do agree that the heating pad is much cheaper than our solution 
warming units. With our units, you can leave the solutions in the case 
for as long as you want (unattended even), without the solution 
overheating. Our units plug in anywhere including the car! This has 
given many patients more freedom especially to travel!

Post or e-mail me (impcase@neptune.on.ca) with any comments or 
questions.

Susan Hamlen
Impact Case Technologies

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