The implementation of our warehouse management software is running successfully and we will be able to deliver our GHC products again from the middle of this week. In addition to that, we are very pleased to inform that from now on (!) we no longer have to charge a corona-related transport surcharge of 5% per product on the sales price ...
The CARE FLOW catheter valve with a flip valve (art.-nr. 03/02/10/00/GHC) captivates through its easy handling. With the new markings to highlight the open position (arrow direction "OPEN") and the closed position (arrow direction "CLOSE"), it makes it easier for users, relatives, or carers to identify whether the valve is open or closed. Thereby the usage becomes even safer...
Due to constant growth and the expansion of our warehouse capacities as well as the continuous optimisation of efficiency and processes, we are going to implement our new warehouse software soon. Unfortunately, we cannot pack and dispatch orders during the implementation stage ...
As of now another GHC product is available for your customers and users - the CARE FLOW SB 1500USO non-sterile secretion bag with 1500 ml filling capacity, without a drainage valve ...
In order to take at least one worry away from you during these challenging times - we are still there for you and supply you quickly and reliably with high-quality GHC products covering all areas of revulsive incontinence care.
Despite our reliable delivery capability, we also are axperiencing delayed deliveries as well as a an blatant increase in freight and transport costs for all products ...
Attention - an export company are currently advertising an offer for gloves allegedly from GHC. This offer is a fake! We have demanded them to refrain that offer immediately.
The fake offer is for "our" gloves, with the packaging, label and advertising material simply copied...
Our cooperation partner EN MediPart GmbH is currently selling their remaining stock of disposable type I and IIR face masks. The face mask are of high quality and CE certified as a medical device (according to EN14683: 2019). What are the differences between type I and Type IIR ...
