|Articles|June 4, 2013

Midmark Launches 'Let Us Show You What We See' Sterilizer Promotion

Midmark Corporation announces the launch of its Let Us Show You What We See sterilizer promotion. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 46.5 million surgical procedures are performed in the United States each year, and a major risk of these procedures is the introduction of pathogens that can cause infection. Designed to combat infectious organisms on medical tools and instruments, the Ritter family of medical sterilization equipment allows medical facilities to process instruments with speed, capacity, reliability and ease of use.

The following incentives are available for each eligible product purchase during the promotion:
- Purchase a Ritter M11 UltraClave® Automatic Sterilizer and receive a $400 rebate or a Midmark Soniclean® M250 Ultrasonic Cleaner with Safety Basket.
- Purchase a Ritter M9 UltraClave® Automatic Sterilizer and receive a $300 rebate or an M9 Printer.
- Purchase a Ritter M3 UltraFast® Automatic Sterilizer and receive a $300 rebate or an M3 Printer.

An additional bonus offer is also available: Receive an additional $200 rebate with the purchase of a Ritter M11, M9 or M3 sterilizer and Direct Relief® sterilizer donation. Direct Relief provides medical assistance and equipment to people around the world who have been affected by poverty, natural disasters and civil unrest.

The promotion order period is June 1, 2013 through August 31, 2013. The last date to take delivery of products is Sept. 30, 2013. The last date to claim incentives is Oct. 31, 2013. The last date to donate sterilizer to Direct Relief is Nov. 30, 2013

Visit midmark.com/see or call 800-MIDMARK.


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