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We love hearing from customers and other visitors about what they find useful on our website. The site offers not just product information but blogs like this, historical information on medical devices and procedures, and how-to articles and videos. With the new year underway, we we’re taking a look back at our 10 most-visited pages from 2017. 

An ADC team, including our entire marketing, creative, and IT departments, spent the better part of 2016 redesigning our website to make it “mobile,” as the IT folks like to say. With a third of our web traffic now coming from mobile devices, we needed a platform that was small-screen and touch friendly.

More than a decade ago the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control began studying phthalates, a group of chemicals used as binding agents and to make plastics more flexible. Though neither has yet issued new regulations for the medical device industry, ADC has been moving to alternative ingredients, opting to stay ahead of the issue.

If you’ve been on ADC’s Facebook page in the past few weeks you know how committed we are to supporting Breast Cancer Awareness month. It’s an important cause and we’re proud to contribute. But there’s a second outstanding cause celebrated in October – one that’s far less well known but just as important: National Disabilities Employment Awareness Month.

Every so often I pen a blog that is shamelessly self-promotional and this is one of those moments. I am thrilled to announce the launch of our latest iteration of the category-changing Modular Diagnostic Station: the ADView 2. It’s an expandable, customizable, and amazingly affordable spot vital signs monitor for blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and SpO2.

A few years ago, the FDA instituted new medical device product labeling and registration requirements akin to those mandated in the pharmaceutical sector. They’re called UDI, for unique device identification. Today, ADC is 100% compliant, not only meeting the deadline for Class II medical devices, but finishing two years ahead of the curve on Class I products.

Customer feedback, positive or negative, whether from a reseller of our products or a consumer, has truly helped make ADC a better company. And though we all love when a customer heaps praise on our products or services, it is the criticisms that drive change in a company responsive to its customers’ needs. We learn something new every day.

At ADC, our commitment to feature-rich products isn’t just about what we sell, it also defines our approach to service and support. That’s why we’re always working to improve the ADC experience – before, during, and after your purchase. To that end, we’ve launched two new features on our website that we think you’ll find helpful: MSRP pricing and expanded design themes.