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by oskay Question by ChristopherC: Teleportation. I’m not sure how to make it make this dang device work!!!!? I’ll start from the beginning. Not sure how many of you have seen the film, “The Fly”, or “Star Trek”, but recently after watch a marathon of the latter, and the aforementioned film, I decided to venture on a trek of my own. Subsequent to watching some more sci-fi films, i also read Stephen Hawkings’ books. So i went to a couple of yard sales and scoured the local used ads, to find what i believed to be integral in building my teleportation machine. The items were as follows; (2) microwaves(500w/ 800w), various electric wiring, a powerpuff girls bullhorn, plastic pvc pipe, voice…. Click Here to Read More

Putnam, CT (PRWEB) July 28, 2004 Invibio?s PEEK-CLASSIX polymer is a US Pharmacopoeia Class VI thermoplastic designed for medical device applications requiring blood or tissue contact of less than 30 days, including catheters, surgical instruments, analytical equipment, blood management and drug delivery systems.. This material is one of the most chemically resistant polymers available and exhibits a superior combination of strength, stiffness and toughness making it ideally suited for medical device applications. Invibio offers PEEK-CLASSIX polymer in black and white unfilled grades. This agreement enables medical and pharmaceutical companies to purchase custom formulations and colors…. Click Here to Read More

Invibio and Upchurch Scientific Offer Pre-Certified PEEK-CLASSIX Polymer to Medical Device Market GREENVILLE, SC (PRWEB) September 1, 2004 Invibio®, a leading provider of biomaterial solutions to the medical device market, today announced an agreement with Upchurch Scientific Inc., a leading manufacturer of medical fittings, tubing and accessories, which will enable customers to purchase pre-certified, Invibio manufactured, PEEK-CLASSIXÂ? polymer directly from Upchurch Scientific. PEEK-CLASSIX polymer is pre-certified to US…. Click Here to Read More

Device Made With OXPEKK-IG Polymer Receives ANVISA Approval Oxford Performance Materials (OPM) is pleased to announce that a medical device produced with its OXPEKK®-IG polymer has received ANVISA clearance. ANVISA is the regulatory authority for the Brazilian market Read more on…. Click Here to Read More

The Online Information Source for the Medical Device Industry From sea mussels and geckos to spiders and silk worms, an array of animal species are inspiring scientists to develop new medical device materials to solve a host of age-old maladies, such as osteoarthritis, hernias, and various wounds. Read more on Medical Device…. Click Here to Read More