I would recommend that for anyone who is using T34 devices in the community and trying to keep track of them really should get in touch with Eitan Medical and request a demo of their device. It has tracking but can also show live data such as infusion rate, volumes, alarms and other features all from the patients residence back to the computer being used by nurse/engineer. Much longer battery life and multiple ways to connect fluids such as cassette, bags and soon syringe. Its a real game changer and a breath of fresh air that someone has finally resolved multiple problems (tracking and reliability) into one device.


30 years since the Chernobyl disaster and yet we still have no super heroes or zombies.