What do you think about voyant bipolar energy device from Applied medical ?

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Don't think it will ever get serious traction. It will always be chasing the leading technologies. They'll place some boxes here and there but shouldn't knock down any real IDN's with no monopolar. I still haven't seen anything comparable to an impact. Heard a lot of talk but nothing seen. Without that option they have no business entering the market.
 


anonymous said:
Seems to work pretty well. If they can do what they say they're going to do with it, you'll see some serious competition in the near future.
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Huh? Saying what they're going to do with it? Do you know how long they've been "coming out" with Volant? It's been years and they're still in the beginning stages of rolling out, AGAIN! This is the same non-sensical bullshit they've been spreading to their new hires and their naive accounts. Time to realize that by the time they ever do get Voyant fully launched, the rest of the competitor will have moved on...
 




anonymous said:
Huh? Saying what they're going to do with it? Do you know how long they've been "coming out" with Volant? It's been years and they're still in the beginning stages of rolling out, AGAIN! This is the same non-sensical bullshit they've been spreading to their new hires and their naive accounts. Time to realize that by the time they ever do get Voyant fully launched, the rest of the competitor will have moved on...
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Moved on to what? Why does applied have to do a mass market release all at once? To appease you? What's the rush?
 


From what I've seen it is a very good product.(I don't work for Applied nor am I a competitor, I'm as neutral as they come.) I do think that they will need a monopolar tip and a Maryland tip to be able to gain any real traction. But from someone with no dog in the fight, I think it is a very solid product.
 






















lol, those evaluation forms mean nothing. This isn’t a court of law when you are under oath you moron. And if you think they hold any weight, ok, then my doctors felt strong-armed into signing them because your reps wouldn’t shut up and leave them alone after the cases were over. They just put “clinically acceptable” to get you out of their face.
 


anonymous said:
lol, those evaluation forms mean nothing. This isn’t a court of law when you are under oath you moron. And if you think they hold any weight, ok, then my doctors felt strong-armed into signing them because your reps wouldn’t shut up and leave them alone after the cases were over. They just put “clinically acceptable” to get you out of their face.
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Evaluation forms mean nothing? You've obviously never won large conversions. Thanks for your lack of understanding a proven model. We look forward to taking your business.
 


says the cheap f*ck who wont even buy a couple dozen bagels with cream cheese and some coffee for an inservice.....do you strongarm your wife into having sex with you the same way you “convert” (i.e. going to the purchasing dept. and telling them how cheap you are) surgeons in the hospital tough guy?
 



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