Pericalm™ Instruction Manual
Warranty
Neen Healthcare, part of Mobilis Healthcare Group, provides a
warranty to the original purchaser that this product will be free from
defects in the material, components and workmanship for a period
of 2 years from the date of purchase.
If Mobilis Healthcare is satisfied that the product/s is defective
the purchaser may return this unit/s to Neen Healthcare or the
appointed distributor for repair or replacement with a new unit.
All returns must first be authorised by Neen Healthcare in advance.
The liability of Mobilis Healthcare Group under this limited product
warranty does not extend to any misuse or abuse such as dropping
or immersing in water or other liquid substance or tampering with
the unit or normal wear and tear. Any evidence of tampering will
nullify this warranty.
Customer Service
Any queries should be addressed to:
Neen Healthcare
100 Shaw Road Oldham Lancashire, OL1 4AY
Tel: 0161 925 3180 Fax: 0161 627 4401
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.neenpelvichealth.com
The Neen Pericalm™ is CE Approved
Manufactured under a quality management system in accordance
with ISO9001 and ISO13485 by LRQA 0964891
Design Registration Applied for.
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Pericalm™ Instruction Manual
Clinical References
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Revised Issue Date: 31/10/2008
Document Number: VM-NEEN400-OM001-3
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