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Safe & effective evacuation of immobile, frail or vulnerable people in emergency situations —are you legally compliant?


Save time and money using catering thermometers with 3 second Thermasprint response from TME.


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• Sous Vide temperature kits • Oven-proof stainless steel probes


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Have you been searching for an all-in-one fall monitor thatworks with bed, chair, floor sensor pads and a cord & clip? Look no further!


The new FallsX Professional, 50% lighter and smaller than it’spredessesor, is a portable plug-and-play monitor designed tohelp staff reduce the risk of falls. Features include nurse callintegration, pager, battery or mains powered, recordable voice message and time delay.


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