The Warrior Line of Blood/Fluid Warmers Is Approved for Distribution In Canada
Dec 20, 2021
PETAH TIKVA, Israel - Dec. 20, 2021 - PRLog -- QinFlow, the manufacturer of the Warrior line of top-performance and portable blood and IV fluid warming solutions for the entire continuum of emergency care, is proud to announce that the Warrior line is now approved for distribution in Canada.
"This recent approval comes at delicate times for many Canadian healthcare providers," explains Dov Nachshon, CEO of QinFlow Ltd. "Prominent traditional suppliers recently announced severe supply shortages due to aluminum leaching concerns which resulted in formal regulatory recalls, or due to supply-chain limitations which were significantly amplified by the pandemic," he further explains.
The Warrior line can now help Canadian healthcare organizations to bridge the supply gap and deal with the concerning shortage of warmers and consumables. More specifically:
- The Warrior lite has been designed to support the blood/fluid warming needs of weight and space constrained tactical teams, air ambulances, ground ambulances and other pre-hospital rescue gears
- The Warrior and Warrior EXTREME have been designed to support the blood/fluid warming needs during long-haul transports
- The Warrior Hybrid has been designed to support the blood/fluid warming needs of emergency departments and trauma bays
- The Warrior AC has been designed to support the blood/fluid warming needs of Operating Rooms and Intensive Care Units.
For more information on QinFlow and the Warrior line of warmers, visit www.qinflow.com or contact us at [email protected].
About QinFlow
Since 2009 QinFlow (short for Quality in Flow) has worked to develop and perfect a proprietary fluid warming technology (patented) that delivers unparalleled levels of warming efficiency. The company's flagship line of products – the Warrior – provides front-end rescue teams, first responders, critical care transport teams, and emergency care professionals within the hospital with a high performance, reliable, simple to operate, and completely portable blood and IV fluid warming device that operates flawlessly in all environmental conditions in order to fight hypothermia and help in saving lives. QinFlow is headquartered in Petah Tikva (Israel) and Plano TX (USA). For more information on QinFlow and the Warrior modular system, visit www.qinflow.com. For more information regarding this press release, contact us at [email protected].
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