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ASISpectatorHi Ron,
Ouch! I feel for you.
What is the definition for a bad tip?
What kind of problems can be the cause?
What is your take on this?
What is the explanation that has been given by Biolase?
Andrew
(Edited by ASI at 5:17 pm on June 20, 2003)
(Edited by ASI at 5:17 pm on June 20, 2003)
whitertthSpectatorMark may know better but they have always had problems with bad batches of tips.. Usually u get a spark and u know here comes trouble…I hope they will be good in correcting my problem
ASISpectatorHi Mark,
What do you think is the cause for bad tips?
Andrew
SwpmnSpectatorSorry man.
How did you know the original set was bad? Did you discover it through the lot number?
Can a defective(from the manufacturer) tip be discerned visually with magnification?
Al
2thlaserSpectatorHi Guys,
Most of the time you can’t tell a bad tip right out of the box. I have had very few bad tips, I mean, VERY FEW. Every once in awhile, there is a batch of bad ones…I think that Biolase is trying to see if different manufacturers can keep up with their demand, pure speculation on my part, and then we get a bad batch.
They are VERY good at taking care of this problem, it just doesn’t do any good to get mad, just tell them the problem, and they will handle it. I had a bunch of tips delivered just last week, the box from FedEx was litterally CRUSHED, so far, no bad tips from it, we will see.
Sorry Ron. Just call Ioana, let her know what happened.
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