ViVre Medical Announces Gift

ViVre Medical, Inc. announces that it will begin giving away over tiffany ring worth of its new LifeGuard30TM medical record systems. These gifts will be provided to people that cannot afford to buy them as well as to charitable and non-profit organizations. The LifeGuard30TM system is a small, self contained mini-computer that stores and displays vital patient information at the scene of a medical emergency without the use of electricity, computers or phones.

"This holiday the country's economic situation has moved me. When I woke up Christmas morning, I decided I wanted less fortunate families to have the protection our customers currently enjoy," said President, James Ramsey. "We designed the tiffany note to help protect every person in every possible emergency situation. We developed the system to operate under the most extreme scenarios even during natural disasters where phones, electricity and Internet are unavailable. But all of that technology is unable to protect those that cannot afford to purchase our system. We need to help protect them too."

The company has preparations underway for the systems to begin shipping out as early as January of 2010. "In order for this program to be successful in getting these gifts to the people that need them most, we need assistance from other organizations," says Vice-President, Jim Harrell. "The gift systems will not only be given to the less fortunate, but they will also be used to assist non-profit organizations in raising money for a variety of causes."

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