Update on Dangerous Things warranty coverage

Your blanket policy was always very generous, and I would hate to think the change has come about from a person(s) taking advantage of that.

I think your new policy is still more than fair, and I hope it gives you the same protection it now does for us.


The only issue I see is, the possibility of the installers not wanting ANYTHING documented, However, if people simply emphasise
The installer’s name, face, location, procedure prep, etc. is not necessary
That should be a easy sell to a reasonable person.

Also, a two step list is pretty easy to remember

  1. the flex device being removed from the vial, pouch, or polymer bag on to the sterile field
  2. the flex device being picked up and installed by the installer into the incision without tools.

Only these elements must be shown

and it will reiterate the use of tools is not permitted

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