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QuickMedical's How To Use GSA Advantage

QuickMedical serves the federal government as Veteran's Sales LLC DBA QuickMedical GS-- a service disabled veteran owned small business. QuickMedical GS sells medical equipment and supplies to a variety of agencies of the federal governement. QuickMedical GS specializes in medical devices, exam tables, X-Ray equipment, invitro testing supplies, medical cabinets, temporal thermometers, medical diagnostic instruments, and medical disposables.


For special government pricing, customers can call QuickMedical during regular office hours. Government customers also have the ability to use the GSA Advantage website. Orders can be placed on GSA Advantage 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.


If it's your first time using GSA Advantage for buying medical equipment and supplies, watch this excellent Q-Tube video below which gives detailed instructions from QuickMedical's Government Sales Specialist on how to use GSA Advantage.


QuickMedical Call-In Special Discount

QuickMedical is offering a special call-in discount for a limited time only. PDI Super Sani Wipes are one of PDI's most popular medical products. Super Sani wipes are perfect for disinfecting non-porous hard surfaces and equipment. QM Elite nitrile exam gloves are an excellent glove choice for healthcare, dental, or laboratory applications. Both products are indispensable parts of healthcare facilities. Watch the video below for simple instructions on who to call for a 10% discount on case orders of both products.



The Healthy Super Bowl Party

The Healthy Super Bowl Party

The Super Bowl is a de facto American holiday. Taking place after the Thanksgiving/Christmas season, Super Bowl Sunday is the second largest day for food consumption, just behind Thanksgiving, but ahead of Christmas and the Fourth of July. The Super Bowl is frequently the most watched television program of the year. The NFL claims that the use of the phrase "Super Bowl" implies an NFL affiliation, and on this basis the league asserts broad rights to restrict how the game may be shown publicly. For example, the league says Super Bowl showings are prohibited in churches or events that promote a message. Venues that don't regularly show sporting events aren't allowed to show the Super Bowl on any television screen larger than 55 inches. So we'll take a small risk, claim fair use, and tell you how to stay healthy on the day of the big game. Here's how to make sure your Super Bowl stays healthy.

QuickMedical's Employee of the Month: Filisi

In January an epic snowstorm hit the area where QuickMedical is located. Thousands of people were without power for days. Even QuickMedical lost power, briefly. But QuickMedical soldiered on and continued shipping medical equipment and supplies to the world. Filisi, as part of the warehouse team, made it to work every day during the storm, ensuring that all the orders shipped.


This month's employee of the month is Filisi. The staff and management would like to thank Filisi for all his efforts. His commitment to work through the snowstorm is commendable, but also his day-to-day duties are an important part of everything we do at QuickMedical. He's also great to work with! If you're a customer and want to share a story about Filisi, or a fellow employee, click ahead and leave a comment below.

An Affordable Dome Magnifier

An Affordable Dome Magnifier

According to the Department of Health and Human Services the United States population of citizens 65 and over increased from 35 million in the year 2000 to 40 million in 2010 and will likely increase to 55 million in 2020 (a 36% increase for that decade). By 2030, there will be an anticipated 72.1 million older persons, almost twice their number in 2008.


While this aging population will have access to unprecedented new health technology and home medical products that will be far advanced from the technology of just a few years ago, some complications of aging will remain the same. As you get older, your eyesight weakens. Sometimes this weakening is due to health conditions which are treatable and preventable, such as diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, or macular degeneration. But presbyopia, the loss of the ability to read small print, is considered a normal eyesight loss and is expected with age. Reading glasses often fix the problem, but another solution are dome magnifiers.


Losing your eyesight with age is not inevitable, but it's very likely. A reading magnifier for text can be extremely helpful for an aging person who needs assistance briefly with certain printed materials.


Bierley Dome Magnifiers are precisely shaped to double the size of the text while capturing and focusing illumination. Bierley Dome Magnifiers glide effortlessly across surfaces without scratching or damaging it's optical clarity. The Bierley DM51 51mm Dome Reading Magnifier is designed to gather light with its unique dome shape. It uses no light bulbs or batteries to enhance and illuminate text. Each Bierley DM51 Reading Magnifier comes complete with a convenient drawstring microfiber bag for easy portability.


Bierley Dome Magnifiers are proudly made in the USA.


Circumcision: Pros and Cons

Around 60%-75% of newborn baby boys in America are circumcised in a surgical procedure soon after birth. Presently, many states are considering defunding the procedure as a way to cut health care costs.


To scalpel or not to scalpel? Circumcised versus uncircumcised. Why circumcise? According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, "there is no absolute medical indication for routine circumcision of the newborn."


The procedure is considered by many to be purely cultural. In San Francisco the city government sought to introduce legislation which would have banned circumcision on men under 18. The law failed before it could be voted on because it was judged to impinge on the constitutional right to free exercise of religion.


Circumcision: Pros and Cons

In an editorial published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Aaron Tobian and Dr. Ronald Gray argue for the medical benefits of circumcising boys in infanthood, citing several observational studies and recent clinical trials that show it reduces the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV, HPV and herpes by about a third in both men and their female sexual partners.


In opposition to these facts, circumcision increases the chance of meatitis-- an inflammation of the opening of the penis. Circumcisions often cause other infections and complications in infants. Cutting right to the heart of the matter, sometimes over zealous doctors snip a bit too much, and cause permanent damage.

Cervical Health Awareness Month 2012

Cervical Health Awareness Month 2012

The United States Congress has designated January as Cervical Health Awareness Month. January is almost over, but today on the QuickMedical blog we'll explore cervical cancer, HPV disease, and the importance of early detection. Each year in the U.S. approximately 12,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer and more than 4,000 lives are lost as a result. There are also many more women who have cervical abnormalities and abnormal Pap tests for reasons other than cancer, but who still undergo follow-up exams and treatments.


Cervical cancer is caused by specific types of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), a common infection that almost everyone who is sexually active will have at some point. There are vaccines that block the types of HPV most often found with cervical diseases, and screening tests (such as Pap tests and HPV tests) can identify women most at risk. Cervical cancer can be prevented. Early vaccination (females and males ages 9-26 are eligible) and regular Pap tests beginning at age 21 are the best ways.


Click ahead to learn more about cervical health awareness and cervical cancer prevention.

QuickMedical Celebrates 6 Years with the Better Business Bureau

QuickMedical Celebrates 6 Years with the Better Business Bureau

It's QuickMedical's 6 year anniversary with the Better Business Bureau. The folks at the BBB Facebook page notified us this morning with a congratulatory post on our Facebook wall.


QuickMedical has been a BBB accredited business since 9/19/2005. QuickMedical's A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau is based on a variety of factors. Most importantly, QuickMedical meets BBB standards which include a commitment to resolve customer complaints.


Customer service is why our customers come back. As a customer you can send us feedback by email, here on the blog, calling us directly, or even Twitter. We're proud to celebrate six years with the BBB.

QuickMedical Questions: Can I Use PDI Super Sani Cloth Wipes on Toys?

QuickMedical Questions: Can I Use PDI Super Sani Cloth Wipes on Toys?

Dear QuickMedical,


I'm running a small daycare out of my home and need to start disinfecting toys. I want to use the same level of protection that a hospital or doctor's office would use. I saw you have a coupon code for PDI Super Sani Cloth Wipes . Is this the right product for my new day care center?


Thanks,

New to Daycare Dame



The quick answer. Yes. Click ahead for the coupon code and exactly why Sani-Cloth wipes are the ideal bactericidal, tuberculocidal and virucidal germicidal wipes for disinfecting and deodorizing hospitals. critical care areas, and even daycare centers.

R&B Wire Products and QuickMedical

R&B Wire Products are manufacturers of industrial laundry and linen transportation equipment. R&B is the industry leader and the standard in the laundry cart business. It's a unique company. In the present day when many companies manufacture overseas or have become cogs in larger international conglomerates, R&B has remained a private company for 66 years and still proudly builds all its products in the USA. Also setting R&B apart is the company's commitment to customer service. As stated on the R&B website, the company's, "Satisfaction Guaranteed policy is the backbone of [the] company." Simply stated, R&B Wire Products will correct or replace any product problem due to workmanship or quality that you encounter.


R&B Wire Products and QuickMedical

Based on this, it's obvious QuickMedical is a perfect partner and distributor for R&B's medical equipment hampers , including modern hampers for hospital use. QuickMedical isn't 66 years old, but our commitment to products made in the USA and most importantly to customer service make our match with R&B a perfect fit. Just like R&B, QuickMedical is committed to making sure our customers-- hospitals, doctors' offices, VA facilities, and others are completely satisfied, not only with their product, but their experience using our website or speaking with our sales team.


R&B Wire laundry hampers are made with quality tubular steel and are ideal for a variety of medical facility needs. Medium duty and deluxe triple leakproof hampers are available depending on your facility's volume needs. R&B Wire Hampers have sturdy metal frames, foot operated lids, caster wheels, and an assortment of laundry bag materials to choose from including nylon, duck canvas, anti-microbial fabric, and more. Like QuickMedical, R&B Wire Products is committed to innovation. R&B has expanded its product line over the years beyond its extensive line of standard and front-loading laundry carts. It developed the "Clean Wheel System" on laundry carts, which ensures quality and safety for medical facilities using large rolling laundry hampers.


When ordering medical hampers from QuickMedical, for easy access, mobility, and safety, consider R&B Wire Hampers .