Philips new bodygrooming range helps to get rid of excessive body hair. It is available in three variants with a price range between 1,295 and Rs 1,495.
Philips India Launches New Range of Healthcare Products for Infants and Mothers
Philips Electronics has come out with a range of healthcare products for its Indian market that has been designed and developed for infants and mothers.
Philips Electronics has come out with a range of healthcare products for its Indian market that has been designed and developed for infants and mothers.
The company targets the age group between 15 to 35 years of age. The bodygroom series 1000 is available in three variants with a price range between 1,295 and Rs 1,495.
ADA Ratnam, president of personal health, Philips India, said, “As India is witnessing a style revolution which goes beyond gender divide, Men’s grooming products are a key focus area of growth for Philips Personal Health in the country. Consumer spend on grooming for both male and female has taken a leap over the past 5 years and this phenomenon is evident not just in the metros but in tier 2, 3 and even 4 cities.”
Philips Healthcare to Launch Over 250 �Sleep Awareness� Programs in India on World Sleep Day
On World Sleep Day Philips Healthcare India launches programs to increase awareness on common sleep disorders that affect an overwhelming 93% Indians.
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FDA Approval for Philips Whole Body PET / MR Imaging System
Royal Philips Electronics NV's combination scanner that can scan the body for cancer using bot PET and MRI has been approved by the US FDA.
Royal Philips Electronics NV's combination scanner that can scan the body for cancer using bot PET and MRI has been approved by the US FDA.
Philips Respironics Develops All Nasal PAP Mask
Victims of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) who are prescribed positive airway pressure (PAP) machines do not go ahead with using them as they are strapped on to the face and this makes it quite uneasy.
Victims of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) who are prescribed positive airway pressure (PAP) machines do not go ahead with using them as they are strapped on to the face and this makes it quite uneasy.
