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Kinetec UK Launch New Website
Kinetec UK are delighted to announce the launch of their new website in February 2017. The new site allows visitors to buy the full product range online, from the market leading CPMs to Pulman medical footwear. The site is content-rich, allowing users to find all of the relevant information that they need for purchasing decisions. This includes areas for product manual downloads, clinical evidence and marketing support. Regular users of the site and Kinetec products will be encouraged to register and sign-in when they visit. This will enable them to see the correct pricing that relates to their institution, business or facility. 
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Successful Exhibition at Arab Health 2017
Kinetec International attended another successful Arab Health exhibition in late January 2017. Exhibiting a full range of products from CPMs to splinting materials, the main focus was on the new, innovative Kinetec Kompanion CPM. With exceptional patient and clinician usability, the Kinetec Kompanion uses an electronic tablet to control the functionality of the CPM. It also allows the patient to record their activity and the clinician to interact directly with the patient, even in their home environment. Another winner at the show was Manosplint. Initially launched in 2016, Manosplint continues to go from strength to strength with the innovative, unique patient printing capability. This is ideal for clinicians looking to improve the compliance of their patients, particularly paediatrics and long-term splint wearers. 
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