Tuesday, January 13, 2009 12:46:56 AM
Looks like prices are a few hundred dollars cheaper on the bigger model with $100 discount on top of that. The smaller Rebuilder device looks like it's proportionally following suit.
Prices are less than half of normal. Anobody think this drastic move is a response to the failing economy or a response to a failing company? I would think that a medical device company would remain constant in it's sales since everyone needs medical supplies, equipment. They are the least hit by the economy which is why investors flock to them.
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