05/30/2026
We get asked occasionally why we are not more active on social media. The honest answer is itʻs a pretty noisy environment these days, and the social media companies seem to be more focused on harvesting personal data than safeguarding it. But itʻs the world we live in. Here at Medcom we try to stay focused on our customers and the quality of our instruments, so social media can be a distraction from that core mission.
People tell us they choose our instruments because of their strong good reputation, the ease of use, and the long useful service life they provide. Every day of the week we are paying attention to the quality of every component that goes into our instruments with the goal that each instrument we produce will perform well for decades. Thus we are able to offer the worldʻs best radiation detector warranty with confidence. We periodically get calls from people who have inherited instruments we produced 40 years ago - and they are still working well, across generations. That gives us a great deal of satisfaction. We have one instrument running in the lab that our founders built 50 years ago, and it still works great.
We are grateful for our customers and distributors, worldwide. We especially appreciate the friendships we have developed with our customers and distributors over the years.
Recent years have been challenging for everyone. There was covid, and then the resulting supply chain issues, and then trade and tariff issues, and wars...and now inflation and increased shipping costs. Through it all we have kept our production line running and have been focused on our customer needs and on high quality. We have absorbed rising costs to keep our instruments affordable.
Huge thanks to all of our customers and friends, worldwide. We hope the years ahead bring greater safety and awareness, improved trust between people and nations, and international cooperation rather than wars. We hope our company and our instruments can contribute in productive ways to nuclear safety and reduction of the risk of nuclear conflict.
