E&I suppliers often offer special discounts and opportunities exclusive for our members. Below are offerings that are currently available. Contact your E&I representative for assistance at any time.
Purchase the R-Zero Arc for $17,000 for a limited time and while supplies last. Normally listed at $28,000 the Arc R-Zero improves indoor health with the industry’s most cost-effective mobile UV-C tower.
If this is not the correct solution, or not in budget, R-Zero also offers several stationary devices that address air quality, provide surface UVC sanitization, and start as low as $449 per device!
With some exciting new AMQ products ready to launch this year we need to free up more warehouse space. This makes it the PERFECT time to get your new Amobi product before the end of the year!
Manage supplier diversity data at each stage of the supplier lifecycle and quantify, monitor, and increase diverse and local supplier spend with SupplierGATEWAY.
Rooftop replacement solutions, just in time for spring and summer from CE. Plus, add a new commercial thermostat to any order for just $200. Available while supplies last.
Laboratory freezer racks for upright, chest, and liquid nitrogen freezers are convenient, ergonomic solutions that clean and organize your freezer while protecting your laboratory samples. For a limited time, get an additional 5% off LabRepCo’s online store price with promo code EI2023.
Patterson is offering a free usage analysis for all E&I members that will identify all potential savings opportunities. Members who have recently submitted have found savings of 10-15% average on the cost of their dental materials.
Patterson is excited to announce a recent expansion of their E&I contract, now consisting of over 26,000 specially priced items and a complete equipment formulary.
Patterson is offering a free usage analysis for all E&I members that will identify all potential savings opportunities. Members who have recently submitted have found savings of 10-15% average on the cost of their dental materials.
Getting your free, no obligation usage analysis is as easy as 1, 2, 3:
