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I’m trying to track down the price for this device. It looks like something that could really help a lot of people—myself included—deal with sinus issues and nasal congestion.
The thing is, you won't find this tech at any hospital in Washington, D.C.; it's only available through one private clinic.
I actually reached out to a distributor over in Germany to ask about it, but I haven't heard a peep back yet.
Since my foreign language skills aren't exactly top-tier, I haven't quite worked up the nerve to give them a call.
It hit me the other day: once I figure out the cost, I might suggest the hospital in the area—maybe even a major center like Johns Hopkins—look into getting it. If the budget doesn't allow for it, we could even look into organizing a fundraiser.
That way, plenty of folks could get free treatment for allergies and chronic sinus inflammation.
If anyone happens to know what a Rhinolight costs, would you mind letting me know?
The thing is, you won't find this tech at any hospital in Washington, D.C.; it's only available through one private clinic.
I actually reached out to a distributor over in Germany to ask about it, but I haven't heard a peep back yet.
Since my foreign language skills aren't exactly top-tier, I haven't quite worked up the nerve to give them a call.
It hit me the other day: once I figure out the cost, I might suggest the hospital in the area—maybe even a major center like Johns Hopkins—look into getting it. If the budget doesn't allow for it, we could even look into organizing a fundraiser.
That way, plenty of folks could get free treatment for allergies and chronic sinus inflammation.
If anyone happens to know what a Rhinolight costs, would you mind letting me know?