[Diabetes-talk] VoiceRx is Prodigy

[cheryl echevarria]

Has anyone spoken to Jerry Munden, I mean Bern, you were sitting at the 
table with him at Convention. Mike Freeman, have you spoken with him, NFB 
gave them not only the A+ Award but the Bolten Award this year.

We need to keep on top of these things, when ADS didn't show up at 
Convention, I made sure as heck that I had contacted them, not only are they 
a supplier, they are close friends, so when I went to the table to search 
for them, and was rudely told by one of the women our information desks in 
the Market, told me that they weren't there, I was on the phone with them, 
being told that Owner was not there and Mr. Jordan Benis was extremely sick.

In any case, I was on the phone.

Now that I am getting e-mails and probably automated sent to me from Jerry 
Munden about VoiceRx and no responses from him when I e-mail, it seems we 
have been forgotten about.


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jim Smith" <jimmytsmith64 at gmail.com>
To: <diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2011 8:54 AM
Subject: [Diabetes-talk] VoiceRx is Prodigy


> Bern, I'm glad to hear that Jerry is a stand-up kind of guy. Hopefully 
> he'll
> come and answer some of these questions then.  You're right about the
> ethical practices though.  That's the biggest problem I have with prodigy.
> It's not just advertising products that don't exist, but it's also how 
> they
> deal with things.  Every time I had an issue with the prodigy autocode, 
> the
> attitude of everyone I dealt with was it must be my fault. The date read
> wrong, my fault.  Consistently low readings, my fault.  Wouldn't stay on
> english language, my fault.  With enough trouble, they would eventually
> replace the product, but simply replacing faulty product doesn't help; 
> they
> need to fix the issues. Add to that the fact that there is no software and
> the answer is always that "it's at the FDA" is unacceptable.  It's been at
> the FDA for almost 2 years.  I've talked to FDA representatives that have
> said there's no way that it should take that long unless there are serious
> problems with the software.  I had 4 different autocodes before I decided 
> to
> take matters into my own hands and pay out of pocket for a onetouch meter.
> I've never been happier. I'm sorry to vent like this, but it makes me mad
> that a company that professes so much delivers so little.  Wasn't
> manufacturing supposed to be moved to the USA? And even if the pump is
> supposedly delayed by the FDA, what about the other products? The 
> software?
> The patch?  I'll get off my soapbox now, but I can tell you that I won't 
> be
> supporting voicerx since the owners are the same. Especially when dealing
> with something so serious as prescription medication.  Again, sorry for 
> the
> rant.
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