They paid off the balance of their service contract and wanted it out of the pharmacy.
FACT
Pennstreet's reply:
Obviously they did pay the $30,000 dollars. A point to consider could be this, just maybe the CCT worked perfectly, but the hospital found that they used it at a much less rate of drug testing than they thought they would. The supervisor in the clean room sent a detailed usage note to the accountant at the hospital, and they determined that the usage was minimal. The head Pharmacist had seen the new G4 perform, and he had asked the supervisor to look at their usage of the CCT. Once the hospital staffers did their homework, they asked Cdex for a way to save money until the G4 makes its launch.
LOL, LOL again. Now I'm LOLROTF. Now back to LOL!
A point to consider "could be", "just maybe it worked perfectly..."?
Not bloody likely, or should I say, that's about as likely as the rest of your story!
What an absolutely hilariously concocted story pennstreet! LOL
Can you please provide the written communication from CDEx which can confirn your talltale?
I didn't think so! LOL some more.
