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CBS News Interview Morrison's GM on H1N1 Protection

A CBS affiliate recently featured Morrison Medical's GM, Don Evans, in a news segment on H1N1 and personal protection. View the video below.

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Trauma Backboards - Jems Magazine Product Review

Watch the video below to learn more about the Trauma Technology Backboards that Morrison Medical now carries. Questions? Call us at 800-438-6677.

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Trauma Backboards - Jems Magazine Product Review

Jems Magazine featured the Trauma Backboard in their product review section of the May 2009 issue:

One Size Fits All Spines
When a 9-1-1 caller says "Baby fell and fractured his skull," and the residence is on the fourth floor, a certain images comes to mind. We'll likely bring the pediatric-sized backboard and c-collars into the apartment and groan when we realize the "baby" is 42 years old, 275 lbs. and in the midst of a seizure. The Trauma Board 1000 from Trauma Technologies has slots to accommodate straps for pediatric and adult patients. This way, providers don't have to trek down the steps and back to get the adult-sized backboard. Plus, the board was developed with specially placed cavities to reduce pressure on the fifth and sixth cervical region for both pediatric and adult patients.

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Jems - May 2009

Jems Magazine - May 2009 Product Review

 

Press Release: Instant Cold Packs Being Used to Make Meth

Press Release: February 2009 Issues of Pharmacist's Letter and Prescriber's Letter

DRUG ABUSE

  • Why are people turning to instant cold packs to make methamphetamine?
  • How is the ammonium nitrate inside instant cold packs being used to make meth?
  • What can pharmacists do to limit loss or diversion of instant cold packs?
  • Are there any instant cold packs that are ammonium nitrate-free?

Instant cold packs are now being used to make methamphetamine.
A popular method for making meth involves using anhydrous ammonia…..a common farm fertilizer. But it usually has to be stolen and can be difficult to find in winter months. Meth cooks are now making their own from ammonium nitrate…….the ingredient in most instant cold packs.
The new method is easier and quicker. The contents of a cold pack are dumped into a small container such as a soda bottle with other ingredients to make meth within an hour or so.
This “one-pot” method still requires the key ingredient, pseudoephedrine.
Watch for people who purchase large quantities of instant cold packs containing ammonium nitrate, especially in conjunction with pseudoephedrine.
To limit loss or diversion, keep limited quantities in supply. Or consider stocking instant cold packs that are Urea based instead.

Morrison Medical Urea Based Formula Instant Disposable Cold Packs

Item 6601 5" X 7"
6600 6" X 9"
   
Urea Based Cold Packs
Urea Based Cold Packs
 
 

Urea Based Cold Packs