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AN ISO CERTIFIED COMPANY
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Quality
For us at LARS Medicare, quality is more
than literal obedience to a set of rules & policies, it is an active
effort for overall improvement.
Our focus on quality of our medical disposables and devices spreads across
all our functional fields. We at Lars Medicare are committed to be :-
Customer Focused - We endeavour to:
- Satisfy our customer's needs and expectations;
- Make commitments that we understand and can meet;
- Meet all commitments made to customers on time.
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Performance Driven - In our efforts to meet our
customers ' requirements, we:
- Verify that our products and services meet agreed requirements;
- Monitor, benchmark and continuously improve our business,
products and services, organization and employee's performance.
- Endeavour to achieve our Mission and Goals.
- Sustain and develop business growth and intellectual Property.
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For us, quality is interwoven in our
company's fabric. Be it research, manufacturing, planning, marketing,
administration, customer care and so on. In the final analysis however,
product quality is what the company promises and delivers, always.
This has been accomplished due to the advantage of our indepth industry
understanding and technical expertise. Our direct access to the latest
technologies enables us to convert them into value-added products &
services for our customers through our professionalism.
Certificates
FAQ's
1. What is the difference between
Catheter and Cannula?
Cannula is a short flexible tube which is introduced into a blood vessel,
while Catheter is defined as a tube which is substantially longer than Intra
Vascular Cannula and has peripheral access to body.
2. Differentiate between Cannula & Introducer Needle?
Cannula is a tubing (eg. Poly Tetra Fluoro Ethylene ) which remains inside
the body, while Introducer Needle is Stainless Steel needle used for
inserting the Catheter / Cannula.
3. How long can the I.V. Cannula stay in the body?
Normally, I.V.Cannula can stay in the body from 24 to 48 hours after
insertion, instances of 48 - 96 hours have also been reported of Cannulation
without Thrombophlebitis.
4. What is your delivery Schedule?
Delivery schedule is usually 4-6 weeks after receipt of confirmed order.
