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PRISMEDICAL News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Napa, California - March 8, 2002
PRISMEDICAL, a Napa, California medical device company has redesigned its website and plans to feature new information about it's breakthrough product, the MainStream® Water Purification Device. The hand-held device, which produces sterile water from potable water sources, is poised to revolutionize pre-hospital care at a variety of levels for first responders, disaster care givers, battlefield medics, and remote populations. The device is currently awaiting FDA clearance. Purchasing information will be available on the PRISMEDICAL website at http://www.PRISMEDICAL .com once it is available.
In order to revise its website to better convey the purpose and context of the MainStream® Water Purification Device, PRISMEDICAL hired San Francisco digital agency Seven Interactive. Said CEO Mark Sizelove, "We wanted the site to illustrate the fundamental shift in how, when, and where fluid therapies will be delivered using the PRISMEDICAL real-time technology. Our impact on emergency preparedness and rapid response is more relevant than ever since the September 11 attacks and subsequent concerns for public safety."
"We wanted visitors to the site to get a feel for the profound impact his product will have on healthcare at many levels," said Mirhiya Sampson, a project manager at Seven. "This device will revolutionize emergency and remote medical care as well as improve access to healthy drinking water in developing countries. The applications are as diverse as they are critical."
Napa, California - March 8, 2002
PRISMEDICAL, a Napa, California medical device company has redesigned its website and plans to feature new information about it's breakthrough product, the MainStream® Water Purification Device. The hand-held device, which produces sterile water from potable water sources, is poised to revolutionize pre-hospital care at a variety of levels for first responders, disaster care givers, battlefield medics, and remote populations. The device is currently awaiting FDA clearance. Purchasing information will be available on the PRISMEDICAL website at http://www.PRISMEDICAL .com once it is available.
In order to revise its website to better convey the purpose and context of the MainStream® Water Purification Device, PRISMEDICAL hired San Francisco digital agency Seven Interactive. Said CEO Mark Sizelove, "We wanted the site to illustrate the fundamental shift in how, when, and where fluid therapies will be delivered using the PRISMEDICAL real-time technology. Our impact on emergency preparedness and rapid response is more relevant than ever since the September 11 attacks and subsequent concerns for public safety."
"We wanted visitors to the site to get a feel for the profound impact his product will have on healthcare at many levels," said Mirhiya Sampson, a project manager at Seven. "This device will revolutionize emergency and remote medical care as well as improve access to healthy drinking water in developing countries. The applications are as diverse as they are critical."