TwinMed Direct Saves Big Money on Medical Supplies

Healthcare workers across the country have all noticed how high the prices of medical supplies have risen. This is an especially worrisome problem for those working with the elderly. Benefits are being reduced for some. For those under the age of 65 who need ongoing medical care, insurance benefits have been denied. It seems that the problem just keeps getting worse. Where is the relief?

There doesn't seem to be a white knight on the horizon that, slashing prices with his sword from the back of his trusty stead, solves the problem of high priced medical supplies. But there is a way to get find medical supplies at prices that won't break the bank.

Through a little comparison shopping, an online retailer of medical supplies that beats the prices of all 30 top pharmacy chains in America has been found. The company is called TwinMed Direct, and they have been receiving quite a lot of buzz lately. The results of price comparisons were quite shocking. The neighborhood pharmacy's prices are not as good as you think. Here is what was discovered:

Nitrile gloves, possibly the most used medical supply in the healthcare industry, are sold just about everywhere. Everyone from adults taking care of their parents to doctors in the emergency room must wear Nitrile exam gloves for safety and sanitation purposes. At the number one leading pharmacy chain, Nitrile gloves cost $5.99 per box of 40. At TwinMed Direct, the same gloves cost $4.99 per box of 100.

Wet wipes, also known as adult washcloths, are used for perineal care in babies and the elderly. They clean and soften skin while preventing a myriad of skin problems. The price of moist wipes at the top two pharmacy retail chains was about $.07 per wipe. At TwinMed Direct, moist wipes cost about $.03 per wipe. That equates to a huge difference in the long run.

The last item compared was a digital blood pressure monitor. Keeping tabs on blood pressure is extremely important in healthcare. If blood pressure is too high or too low, something needs to be done about it as soon as possible. At TwinMed Direct, the digital blood pressure monitor cost $33.25. At the leading retailer, the nearly identical blood pressure monitor cost $74.99. Now that's a huge price difference!

To learn more about TwinMed and to do some price comparisons of your own, visit their website at http://www.twinmeddirect.com/index.html.