Podiatry Equipment Reviews, Articles, News & Information
A podiatry patient chair or couch is one of the most prominent features of any clinic or surgery. You want it to look clean and presentable, doing all you can to ensure it lasts for many years. As well as an annual service there are several steps you … [Continue reading]
Over the years I've seen pretty much all the podiatry business names imaginable, so I thought I would list as many as I could think of as a bit of fun. Some of them are a little tedious but if you're starting a foot care related business and looking … [Continue reading]
Podiatry dust extraction drills are a common piece of practice equipment which often do a lot of work, they can also be expensive to repair should they fail. There are several points to consider to ensure a long and trouble free life for your … [Continue reading]
The use of ultrasonic cleaners in podiatry has long been advocated, as part of an effective decontamination process. A Podiatry Ultrasonic cleaner is used for the automated deep cleaning of instruments and one of the most widely used … [Continue reading]
Hadewe (pronounced ‘had’e’we’) are one of the most recognisable brands of podiatry drill on the worldwide podiatry market. Manufactured in Germany, Hadewe drills boast a comprehensive range of dry, dust extraction and spray drills with a variety of … [Continue reading]
On my recent travels around the inter web I came across this amusing picture. Caught at a rather opportune moment this image first shown on the New Zealand herald website shows a concrete cutting service van displaying a rather unusual service. © … [Continue reading]
Everyday consumables and equipment used for podiatry soon add up and eat into valuable profits. Fortunately there are several ways you can save money. In this guide we will look at ten common ways to save money on podiatry supplies. 1. Research. … [Continue reading]
The purchase of a podiatry autoclave or sterilizer can be a large practice expense, both initially and ongoing. Thankfully the autoclaves used in podiatry are not as big as the ones on the left but the principals are surprisingly similar. If you're … [Continue reading]