Medical Stims
Medical Stimulus Pens, also known as Med Stims, are emergency healthcare devices that resemble insulin pens in design. These stims are specifically developed to enhance the body's response to foreign substances, alleviate pain, and facilitate tissue repair. In certain cases, Medical Stims can even assist in the clotting of open wounds, providing temporary relief. However, while Medical Stims are effective, they only offer short-term solutions and individuals with injuries should still seek standard medical assistance for lasting effects. Each Stim is capable of delivering three doses, with each dose providing relief for approximately two to three hours.
The mechanism of action behind Medical Stims remains somewhat mysterious, and even experts outside of the medical technology field are uncertain about its long-term safety. The successful development of the first functional Medical Stim was achieved by Dr. Cooley and his associates, Doctors Sawyer and Butler, who defied orders from Med-Tech to abandon the project due to financial constraints and a lack of progress over a decade. Despite their accomplishment, all three were unjustly fired by Med-Tech. To add insult to injury, Med-Tech fabricated false evidence to have them convicted of fraud, enabling the company to claim credit for their work.
Medical Stims can be readily accessed by medical personnel in public, private, and military sectors to provide swift and immediate intervention in situations where a hospital is not readily available. Additionally, these devices are available over-the-counter at pharmacies, but individuals must present a signed prescription from a doctor on an as-needed basis.
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