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In a message dated 9/9/99 8:02:38 PM Central Daylight Time,
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<< I have used Parks Medical equipment for many years. It is
time to replace the Parks because the computer is obsolete.
(286 processor). Parks Medical has a newer system, the
software looks about the same as the old system but there
are some hardware features that are improved.
Can anyone give me feedback on the system sold by Nicolet.
This company has a system which was demonstrated in our lab
recently and it looks very good. This company joined with
the IMEX company who also has an arterial system, the
Nicolet system is sold as their best system however.
Nicolet has extensive experience in Neurodiagnostic
equipment and the entry into Vascular is new.
If you have a Nicolet system I would appreciate your
comments on how you feel about it. I would appreciate a
note posted on this server or if you would like send me a
note to < [log in to unmask]>. Thank you for your
assistance.
Jerry McGonnell, RVT
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A response from a satisfied Parks user:
Our institution has both the Nicolet and Parks flo-lab. I think the
Parks is a more reliable piece of equipment. in the long run. Service
is a big issue with me and Parks wins this category hands down.
Everything with Nicolet is via England. It took them 2 months to send
me a replacement probe for my machine. I was fortunate to have the
Parks during this time. Two months is unacceptable .What if you are a
small lab with only one piece of equipment? Would you be able to wait
that long for a probe? I hope this was helpful to you.
Sincerely,
Debbie Pirt
Coordinator, vascular lab
The Western Pennsylvania Hospital
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