Why reflexreflex Winkelmann GmbH?
Why reflexreflex Winkelmann GmbH?
Reflex Winkelmann GmbH is a leading solution provider for the professional operation of water-carrying systems in supply engineering. We have been growing successfully over many decades in this increasingly significant and technically demanding market.
Why choose reflexreflex for your shelf presence?
Reflex creates a unique “Shelf Presence” for our clients’ brands all the way from brand conception design; linked with the critical prototyping (Reflex Proof+) stage of packs, which are accurate for colour, substrate and embellishments. These Proof+ prototypes act as master copies of the final design, all the way through to the final pack on shelf.
How many reflex sites are there in the UK?
Reflex inSITE Part 1: Labels & Linerless Did you know that we have 19 sites situated across the UK, which […] Sustainability is a massive concern for all businesses and industries right now, even for the country as a whole. At […] Playing our part in closing the loop Reflex is on a mission! A mission to become the world’s most sustainable […]
What makes Reflex a great company?
In doing so, Reflex continues to stand for, now in its fourth generation of family ownership, the strengths that helped to make us a great company: first class German engineering, enduring understanding of the underlying technology and consistent alignment with client requirements when it comes to heating and installation engineering.
What is a neurogenic bladder?
A neurogenic bladder is a bladder that doesn’t empty or store urine properly due to a neurological condition or spinal cord injury. Neurogenic bladder is a common complication of spina bifida, a condition in which there is abnormal development of the spinal cord. The most common symptoms of a neurogenic bladder are incontinence…
Is the bladder affected by nerve damage?
The bladder, like other organs in the body, is controlled and influenced by the nervous system. The symptoms depend on the type of nerve cells that are damaged. As many as 87 percent of people with diabetes report some urinary symptoms 1, and 30 percent of people with small fiber neuropathy had some urinary symptoms 2.
What are the different types of bladder control problems?
There are two major types of bladder control problems that are associated with a neurogenic bladder. Depending on the nerves involved and nature of the damage, the bladder becomes either overactive (spastic or hyper-reflexive) or underactive (flaccid or hypotonic). Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center.
