by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 14, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Good used laser transaction safety protects two things at the same time: The machine and the money. Practices routinely buy equipment worth tens of thousands—or more—from sellers hundreds of miles away. The laser may be real. The seller may be real. The email thread...
by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 14, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Understanding laser safety classification makes the labels on your equipment much more useful. Class 1, Class 2, Class 3R, Class 3B, and Class 4 are not grades of treatment quality. They describe the potential hazard from accessible laser radiation. Generally, the...
by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 14, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Laser safety eyewear is not sunglasses. It is wavelength-specific protective equipment selected to reduce potential laser exposure to an appropriate level. That means a pair of glasses can look dark, expensive, and professional—and still be wrong for the laser being...
by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 13, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Sometimes knowing what a laser might sell for is not enough. You need a number in writing. A medical laser appraisal or equipment valuation may be requested during a partnership change, financing decision, insurance matter, estate process, dispute, or other formal...
by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 3, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Aesthetic lasers can represent a major investment. But does your insurance policy cover the risks that actually matter? Good aesthetic laser insurance coverage may involve more than ordinary business property insurance. Depending on your policy, separate or additional...
by Neysa Geocallo | Oct 1, 2026 | Safety & Compliance
Your laser treatment room affects your equipment more than many owners realize. Two identical machines can age very differently because of heat, dust, airflow, power, and how the room is arranged. Our technicians often notice the environment before they even open the...
