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Will they entertain buying your Lifepak stock to entice a sale or is that only for larger agencies?Stryker says 7 years before the LP15 is end of life.
I called my Zoll rep today. I’d switch tomorrow if he could make it happen.
Yes. Although, my medics will mutiny.Will they entertain buying your Lifepak stock to entice a sale or is that only for larger agencies?
Yes. Although, my medics will mutiny.
There’s always incentivesWill they entertain buying your Lifepak stock to entice a sale or is that only for larger agencies?
Someone said this thing was still heavy. I feel like a vitals monitor +/- AED depending on situation is better for wilderness/SAR.I like small and light... this vs a Tempus for wilderness rescue?
If there’s a company that can catch hate, it’s Zoll. Was like pulling teeth at my last job to get the Zoll vent (best features and price for our needs), just because the name started with Z. Not sure what the M series did to people but that’s what I hear as to why Zoll “isn’t allowed in the building.” Guess it didn’t help that we had a Lifepak 10 that would still turn on and print a strip and a 5 that was a cherished front office item.Yes. Although, my medics will mutiny.
The x-series is an amazing monitor, but they clearly didn't involve anyone with current/relevant clinical experience when they planned out transmitting EKGs and changing paper. Those two inconveniences overshadowed every advance that machine brought to the market.If there’s a company that can catch hate, it’s Zoll. Was like pulling teeth at my last job to get the Zoll vent (best features and price for our needs), just because the name started with Z. Not sure what the M series did to people but that’s what I hear as to why Zoll “isn’t allowed in the building.” Guess it didn’t help that we had a Lifepak 10 that would still turn on and print a strip and a 5 that was a cherished front office item.
Love the X, have it at my part time job at the neighboring big city service. Wish we would switch, but alas.
I was responsible for purchasing them at my old department, including testing and evaluation, a budget proposal, and roll-out training. I loved them and was quite proficient with them.I don’t think either of those are issues.
I can transmit with the push of a button and I hardly ever print anything… if that’s your biggest complaint, you’re simply grasping at reasons to dislike it.
How about the battery life? Lighter weight? Lower overall cost? see through CPR? Free analytics software? Free hospital review software? Better customer service? Lower cost for consumables?