Large Capacity Specimen Container

NEW! Precision™ 24 Hour Specimen Container features large 3 liter/3000ml capacity, lined plastic screw cap, easy-to-read raised graduation marks and amber color protects sample from light exposure. Sold by the each.
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Rich Scrub Color for Fall: Espresso!

This rich espresso color by Koi comes in the ever-popular Lindsey 701 pant and two new print tops.
Upper left: 307PR Running Zebras is a Koi Stretch top with a figure-flattering fit, and two patch pockets with trendy gold eyelet details.
Upper right: 224 Springbok  is a v neck top with superior stretch for shaping and a flattering apperance, a smaller banded neckline across the bust and stitching detail for style.
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Using the Internet? A guide to common internet slang terms

When texting or using the internet, do you find yourself wondering what those string of letters mean, or why someone is using a word in a way that doesn’t make sense?  Acronyms and slang have evolved, and continues to evolve, changing the landscape of “internet speak”.  To help guide you, we created a list of some of the most common terms used today.  

AMA - Ask Me Anything.  This is a series started on Reddit (an online bulletin board system with registered community members that can submit content), where an authority on a subject fields open questions. It is now used more widely on the Internet, with any sort of public Q&A being termed an AMA.

BAE – Babe or Before Anyone Else.  Urban Dictionary says Bae is a Danish word for poop. Unfortunately, the Internet thinks it’s a term of endearment: either an acronym for “before anyone else” or a shortening of “babe”.

BRB – Be Right Back.  Used to let another person you are away and cannot communicate, since they cannot actually see you are away.

DAE – Does Anyone Else?  DAE is generally a prefix for a question, where the person asking wants to know if they are not alone in whatever they are experiencing. It’s huge on Reddit, niche forums, and discussion groups, but is not used as regularly elsewhere on the Internet.

DM or PM – Direct Message or Private Message.  Most social media sites have features to let you send private messages, or direct messages to or from anyone.  It’s especially useful for sharing information you don’t want to post in public, like your phone number or address.

Facepalm – Short for “Ugh, idiot.”  When someone does something stupid, instinctively, your palm hits your own face or forehead. That entire series of action is now reduced to a single word: facepalm. It can be used to convey dismay, disappointment, ridicule, or disapproval.

Headdesk – Supreme Frustration.  Headdesk is the extreme facepalm. When someone says or does something monumentally idiotic, you hit your head on the desk to convey your utter loss of faith in humanity.

HIFW – How I Felt When.  This is another acronym that reduces the number of characters you type, giving you more space to say what you want in the 140-character limitation of Twitter.

ICYMI – In Case You Missed It.  One of the few times the Internet tries to be polite.  It’s a way of saying, “You might have already seen this, but if not, here you go.”

IDK – I Don’t Know.  Simple as that.

ILY / LY – I Love You / Love You.  Simple as that.

IMO / IMHO – In My Opinion / In My Humble Opinion.  IMO is the safe way to express your opinions without making it sound like you are proclaiming a universal truth. IMHO is the way to do that while seeming humble, or at least pretending to.

IRL – In Real Life.  The Internet is the virtual life. People often have a whole second persona online, or keep their real life neatly separated from their online life. If you want to talk about something in your real life, you qualify it with “IRL”.

JSYK – Just So You Know.  “FYI” was formerly used for schooling someone.  JSYK is the new FYI, so get with it.

LULZ – For Kicks.  This is an off-shoot of LOL (Laugh Out Loud) or LOLs, but is usually used in the form of “For the lulz”, which would be just like saying “for the kicks” or “for the laughs”.

MFW – My Face When.  Similar to HIFW (How I Felt When), these are mainly intended as reactions coupled with photos or GIFs. They are also often used to provide a funny caption to an image of a trending topic.

NSFW – Not Safe For Work.  If the link says “NSFW”, then it’s not safe to open in an environment where someone might see it and be offended.

OMG – Oh My Gosh!  As it states. 

PAW – Parents Are Watching.  If kids want to avoid saying or showing something while their parents are around, PAW is a warning to the recipient. In recent times, Code 9 has been also been used instead of PAW.

QTF – Quoted For Truth.  There are two ways this is used. First, when someone says something you agree with so vehemently that you couldn’t have said it better yourself. Second, when someone says something and you want to hold them to it in the future, as proof.

ROTFL – Rolling On The Floor Laughing.  Indicates great amusement at something.

SMH – Shaking My Head.  Like headdesk and facepalm, SMH is used to convey your disappointment at someone doing or saying something utterly stupid.

TBT – Throw Back Thursday.  When you want to post an old photo, hold off till Thursday and tag it with #ThrowbackThursday or #TBT.  It has become a central part of the Internet’s lexicon and is used everywhere.

TIL – Today I Learned.  When you learn about information that isn’t new but is novel for you, share it with the world by adding a “TIL”.

TL;DR – Too Long; Didn’t Read.  Used to indicate that one didn't read the whole text.

Troll - A person who deliberately starts arguments and upsets people by posting inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages online.  Their sole intent is provoking readers into an emotional response.

TTYL – Talk To You Later.  Used to essentially say “goodbye” at the end of a digital conversation.

WTF / WTH – What the F*** / What the Heck.  It is not usually considered as offensive as the full expression.  May be used either to introduce a question: “WTF are you talking about?”, or as an interjection: "WTF! That's a load of bull!"

YOLO – You Only Live Once.  YOLO is a justification for doing something that you probably shouldn’t be doing, but want to do it anyway. It’s also used ironically as commentary on someone else doing something idiotic.

Source:  http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/30-trendy-internet-acronyms-slang-need-know-fit/

Tan Micropore Tape Now in Stock!

A hypoallergenic paper tape that is gentle to the skin yet adheres well and leaves minimal adhesive residue upon removal. An economical, general purpose, breathable surgical tape. Not made with natural rubber latex.
Rolls are 10 yards long. Rolls sold by the each.
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Medical Industry Students: Are You Heading Back to School? We Have What You Need!

Heading back to school?
WE GIVE STUDENTS A DISCOUNT!*
Basic Scrub Top's - $11.99 & Up
Basic Scrub Pant's - $12.99 & Up
Warmup Jacket's - $19.49 & Up
Long Sleeve Tee's - $15.99 & Up
Dansko Shoes - $116.99 & Up
Basic Stetho's - $17.67 & Up
Cardiology Stetho's - $107.05 & Up
Protective Eyewear - $6.58 & Up
Scissors - $4.17 & Up
*Must show school ID to get student discount. Discounts given on regular priced items purchased in-store only.  Discount is up to 20% on apparel and up to 10% on shoes and accessories. 
Discount not valid at Mountain View Medical Supply.

New! Invacare Insignia Wheelchair, High-Strength and Lightweight Wheelchair of Choice

NEW! This Invacare Insignia Wheelchair is soon to become the high-strength and lightweight chair of choice. The arm design allows them to be converted from desk to full length. Also features robust wheel lock, intuitive adjustable head tube design, sleek caster fork and adjustable angle back. Patients will enjoy having a stylish, lightweight chair that is easy to use and adjusts to their specific needs, all in one package. 
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Carhartt Cross-Flex Scrubs in New Grape Color

These lucious new grape colored Cross-Flex scrubs by Carhartt feature FastDry technology for quick wicking, Stain Breaker technology to release stains and Rugged Flex stretch technology for ease of movement. Made of 94% polyester, 6% Spandex stretch dobby fabric.
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New Sage & Galaxy Blue WonderFlex Now in Stock!

WonderFlex by WonderWink
New Sage and Galaxy Blue now in stock!
WonderFlex features a premium stretch, cotton-rich, durable fabric with just the right amount of give for comfortable fit and polished appearance.  High-end, eye-catching details feature signature pockets, triple-needle stitching and printed logo drawstring.
You are going to love the premium soft stretch fabric and innovative and modern style of WonderFlex, all at a great price!  Come check out WonderFlex today!
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NEW! Traveler HD 22" Heavy Duty Wheelchair

NEW! The Traveler HD provides the ideal solution for a heavy duty frame designed to support up to 500lb. users. Features double crossbraces, heavy-duty 5/8" diameter axles, and a long lasting, embossed back and seat upholstery with a double inner liner for durability.
Seat is 22" wide with 18" seat depth.
EJ3G010420 - $390.00

New Navy & Black Scrub Combinations

We work hard to offer amazing color combinations so mixing and matching is easy, and your money goes further!
Try this Navy and Black combination from Koi, which adds Cool Blue, Lavendar and Royal to the mix. From upper left:
229PR Natasha in Umbrella
305 Penelope in Black
701 Lindsey in Navy
224PR Naomi in Night Shade
710 Lindsey Stretch Slim Fit in Black 
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Medical Grade Sheepskin from Auskin Natural Care Products

Auskin Natural Care medical sheepskins offer the support of a cushion and resilient springy wool fibers through which air continually moves. Because wool is able to absorb up to 30% of its own weight in moisture the skin is kept dry and lanolin in the wool adds gentle lubrication.
This prevents the development of vulnerable pressure points and reduces the possibility of friction and shear injuries developing. Supremely high density Australian sheepskins ensure that Auskin Natural Care medical grade sheepskins continue to offer comfort and luxury year after year.
Average skin size is 8 square feet with approximately 1 1/8" wool length.
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A New Pant Style from Koi: Introducing the Adele

New pant style from Koi! The Adele 719 features lace up front, elastic back waist, flower eyelet pocket detail and 7 pockets for your gear. Made of 55% cotton, 45% polyester soft twill.
We brought in a ton of tops to match, too! 
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