Medical scrubs need to be durable enough to withstand the demands of a double shift in the emergency room but do not need to be so “rugged” that you may as well be working in overalls. Angelstat scrubs by Medline are the perfect combination of comfort and durability.

We hear from countless medical professionals that have purchased trendy scrubs only to have them fall apart after one washing or fray under the frantic working conditions that can exist at hospitals and health care institutions. Still others talk of buying rugged scrubs that have the rigidity of cardboard and do not move with the customer. A hybrid must exist. Luckily, one does.

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I am not ashamed to admit it, I have never said to myself while shopping, “now am I a large or medium in this brand”. Shopping for scrubs presents the same problem…I am tall and need scrub tops that are long enough to reach past my waist while doing countless tasks that require me to stoop, reach, bend, or lift. And, for those of you with long legs, you feel my pain when it comes to finding scrubs pants that don’t look like floods or like they have been shrunk in a horrible dryer accident.

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Scrubs123.com launched a ReTweet contest to give you the chance to win Medline Scrubs! Entering is simple. Just head on over to Twitter, follow @scrubs_123 & retweet "Save 15% on your first order at Scrubs123.com". That's all.

On October 20th, we will choose a ReTweet contest winner. If it's you, we will be in touch to let you know how to claim your FREE Medline Scrubs. ReTweet now and share the contest with your colleagues and friends. Best of luck and we'll talk soon!

We’ve all been there…you buy something at the store or online only to get it home and realize it just isn’t you. Or, perhaps you’ve seen a style on a friend or colleague and tried it yourself only to have it leave you underwhelmed. Truth is, we all have our own individual style as well as fit. What may be perfect for one person may not be ideal for you.
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