TIDI Products LLC, a leading manufacturer of single-use infection prevention products for the medical market, announces a donation program that will benefit the APIC Research Program.
From Oct. 14 through Dec. 31, 2012 TIDI will donate $1 for every case of FlipEase® eyewear or blood pressure cuff barriers purchased to the APIC Research Program.
The donation program is part of TIDIs unwavering commitment to minimizing the risk of contamination and the spread of infection, protecting both the caregiver and the patient. To manage this responsibility, TIDI Products is focused on understanding the needs of medical and dental providers and the requirements of the patients they care for.
For more info on the donation program, visit: www.tidiproducts.com
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