They are both RN's and were the first two nurses I hired when setting up the cervical cancer screening program back in 2005. Between the two of them they have screened well over 40,000 women, or more and treated thousands with cryo. When I gave them the Liger and they used it they both ran into my office with huge smiles on their faces and were singing the instruments' graces, as if someone had finally thought of them instead of creating something and forcing them to make it fit their situation.

Thermal coagulator is doing so great and it's a nice machine so to say and very simple to use and assemble. We have both WISAP, the original table top and handheld. But I love the TC unit because of its simplicity to use. I am a national trainer for cervical cancer screening and last month we had a training, where we had participant from 25 out of 28 district in Malawi. In treatment of pre-cancer lesion we oriented all participants on how to use thermal coagulator so that when they are choosing method for treatment they have options. We use both TC (Thermocoagulator) and WISAP (Cold Coagulator), one comment that come out was the TC Unit is very simple to use and not complicated. And many participants really liked it. About the New WISAP. They don't have a flat probe which makes your probes good for more options during treatment.

A Midwife commented with a bright, excited smile, The day before yesterday, we just returned from a week-long screen and treatment expedition to remote villages in Zambia and DRC. I treated 30 patients with the Liger Thermocoagulator on the same battery, then yesterday I treated 2 more patients and the battery still did not need recharging