We all have a "go-to" brand when it comes to scrubs. If you haven't tried WonderWink scrubs, you're missing out! Here are three different collections, with very different styles and details, that make us happy!
WonderWink WonderWORK is great for groups. There are many styles and colors available for men and women and come in a broad selection of sizes including extended sizes and petites. WonderWink WonderWORK scrubs are basic, classic style scrubs with an improved fit and function.
The Fabric: Active Twill 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton enhanced with a mechanical Motion Stretch. Using the industry favorite 65/35 Poly/Cotton will provide you long lasting durability with the movement of a stretch fabric.
The Fit: Each size individually tailored. Plus sizing designed for a fuller figure. All styles have slight shaping to flatter but also provide a modern, relaxed fit.
The Function: Innovative fabric, fit and styling. Utilitarian details provide storage but maintain a clean, professional appearance.
Everyone is looking for stretch scrubs these days; WonderFLEX is our go-to when our customers are looking for fashionable, functional and comfortable scrubs. Offering high-end, eye-catching details in a one of a kind scrub collection you’re sure to be noticed in.
The Fabric: Premium stretch, cotton-rich, durable fabric with just the right amount of stretch for comfortable and polished appearance. 52% Cotton / 45% Polyester / 3% Spandex.
The Fit: Supremely comfortable with just enough stretch that allows your uniform to maintain its shape all day long.
The Function: Premium fabric, fit and design. Choices of dye-to-match or contrast stitching, signature pockets, triple-needle stitching and printed logo drawstring offer you a one of a kind collection you’re sure to love.
WonderWINK brings the basics of fashion to you, in a collection called Origins. Origins scrubs are another favorite in our closet and getting them at such a great value, you’re sure to add them to your closet too!
The Fabric: Crisp, professional and easy going poly/cotton blend. 65% Polyester / 35% Cotton.
The Fit: Shorter sleeves and slimmer fit offers a crisp, clean lines and shape to your uniform.
The Function: It’s all in the details! Styling includes brilliant utility features such as bungee cords, signature pockets, accessory loops and secret hidden pockets to keep you organized.
Are you always cold? Need Layers? We have those too and they are selling like crazy! The cold weather will be here before you know it – so stock up now! These feather-light tees with superior softness are a must-have! Add them to your wardrobe and pair with your favorite WonderWINK scrubs for a perfect match.
WonderWINK has so many options you will definitely be able to find something to fit your style and your budget! So, what are you waiting for? Shop WonderWINK uniforms with Scrubin Uniforms and save!
September is a major month in the fight against cancer, with three main offenders of the disease highlighted: childhood cancers, ovarian cancer, and prostate cancer. All take too many lives every year, and all have the potential to be stopped in their tracks if we band together to do our part.
Here at Scrubin we are committed to fighting the good fight, and we know you are too! Read on to find out how you can help.
Childhood Cancer
Nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing or hearing about a young child battling a life-threatening illness. Sadly, more than 260,000 children have to do just that every year. Some form of cancer will afflict one in 330 children before the age of 30. Childhood cancers spare no ethnic group, no demographic, makes no class distinction. And unlike some other forms of cancer, there are currently few paths to prevention.
The solutions are early detection, effective treatment, and overall public awareness. And there is good news: significant progress continues to be made. The mortality rate for many childhood cancers have been cut in half in recent years, and the survival rate for many childhood cancers is now as high as 86 percent. There has been considerable success with certain clinical trials, and studies show a greater efficacy in treatment options.
But this is a fight still far from being won. As always funds for additional research are needed. And then there is the more personal support, volunteering to help in your community and let these little heroes know they are not alone.
Ovarian Cancer
This cancer is particularly insidious form of the disease. If detected in its earliest stages, the survival rate is close to 90 percent. Unfortunately, less than 20 percent of cases are detected this early. Why? The disease usually presents few symptoms in its early stages, and it is a disease for which we still do not have adequate early screening.
The key is prevention, and catching the as early as possible. Know the risk factors. Educate yourself, and all the women in your life about what steps can be taken.
Become an advocate today in the fight against Ovarian Cancer!
Prostate Cancer
Next to skin cancer, cancer of the prostate is the most common form of the disease in the United States., and the most common among American men. Older or elderly men especially are vulnerable: the rates of prostate cancer are as high as 80 percent for men who live beyond the age of 80.
But it is, thankfully, a slow-growing form of cancer, and the success rate is very high if it’s caught early enough. Again, the key is early detection. All men — let’s repeat this, for good measure — ALL MEN, need to be screened. The examination is quick and easy, and there’s no reason not to be conscientious about it.
That compares very favorably to the side effects of prostate removal which can be painful or discouraging for the patient. So again, let’s stress early detection and screening. This is a cancer that can actually be stopped for good!
A diagnosis of cancer, any kind of cancer, is terrifying for the person who’s hearing that news. By doing all we can to advance research, and also taking the time to get screened ourselves, hopefully we can soon end this terrible disease in all its forms so those affected can lead happy, healthy lives.
National Health Center Week has been going strong 30-plus years now, and this year it runs from Aug. 9-15. Here’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about the valuable work done by these organizations, and how you can lend a hand in your community!
Health centers are a various and diverse group of organizations, ranging from Community clinics to Public Housing Health Centers and health outreach programs for the homeless. What they all have in common is a tireless initiative to provide basic, high-quality health care to the most vulnerable people.
Health centers provide care and services to more than 23 million people a year. These folks are, by and large, impoverished, uninsured and/or live in areas without sufficient doctors or hospitals. Health centers provide indispensable services, and they also are part of the community fabric. Almost every day, and for long hours, they are offering prenatal care, flu shots, immunizations, emergency care, treatment programs for victims of HIV/AIDS, recovery meetings for alcoholics and addicts, and so much more. These centers are also responsible for research and public education, and their staff also advocate locally, regionally and nationally, bringing awareness to the plight of the poor and underserved in our communities.
Since passage of the Affordable Care Act, federal funding for health centers has increased, and the numbers of uninsured in many communities have dropped. This is good news. However, health centers are still very much subject to constricted budgets, and there are still plenty of people falling through the healthcare cracks, and so centers need all the support we can give.
There are a variety of outreach programs going on in August at shelters around the country. Find out what is being done at your local health center, your homeless shelter and your public schools to raise money and awareness.
Sponsorship can be a great area for promotion and funding of public health centers. These partnership opportunities between the private and non-profit sectors promote the broadest possible outreach as well as providing diverse pools for fundraising. Do you have a health center you think deserves contributions from local or national businesses? Or would you like to see your company donate its brand and name to community health initiatives? Get in touch with your local center — they will be thrilled to hear from you!
