HAIFA, ISRAEL, June 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Global Medical Equipment Platform, MedWOW, has developed free Chrome and Firefox browser search plugins, allowing easier access and convenience for users to view over 170,000 medical devices and supplies that are currently available for sale.
Browser toolbars are a popular and unique way for online businesses to create an interest based search tool for users. As MedWOW recognized an increasing number of users that are using Chrome and Firefox while approaching the online trading platform it offers, a tool that will simplify the process of browsing through MedWOW's impressive 170,000+ product inventory was in order.
"We are always looking for ways to improve our site, to give easier access to our products," said Roy Israely, MedWOW's Director of Marketing. "These plugins are a great way to connect with our users even when they aren't on our site. Since Chrome and Firefox users are our fastest growing audience, it made sense for us to develop a solution that supports our users and saves them time. We will continue to provide our users with other ways to quickly interact with our website."
Users can visit these links below and download the relevant free search bar for their choice of browser:
Firefox
Chrome
About MedWOW
MedWOW is an online ecommerce platform providing a full service marketplace for the buying and selling of Medical Equipment worldwide. The user-friendly MedWOW website serves key players in the medical equipment industry, by combining customer service with comprehensive professional solutions and exceptional reliability. The entire site is currently translated into 10 languages, including English, Spanish, Russian and Mandarin. To learn more, visit MedWOW at www.medwow.com.
MedWOW Announces New Firefox and Chrome Medical Equipment Search Plugins
Global Medical Equipment Platform, MedWOW (http://www.medwow.com) has developed free Chrome and Firefox browser search plugins, allowing easier access to over 170,000 medical devices and supplies that are currently available for sale.
2012-06-11
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[Press-News.org] MedWOW Announces New Firefox and Chrome Medical Equipment Search PluginsGlobal Medical Equipment Platform, MedWOW (http://www.medwow.com) has developed free Chrome and Firefox browser search plugins, allowing easier access to over 170,000 medical devices and supplies that are currently available for sale.