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  2. Begin by entering your personal information at the top, including your Name, Date, Height, and Weight. Ensure accuracy for effective medical assessment.
  3. Fill in the Medical History section. Provide your Date of Birth, Age, and Gender. Indicate any referring or primary physician details as needed.
  4. In the Current Complaint section, describe your chief complaint and its onset. Use checkboxes to indicate symptoms like pain or swelling.
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  6. Complete the Review of Systems by checking any symptoms experienced in the last six months across various categories.
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Pricing: Flat-Rate Subscription vs. Some operators charge a monthly fee (in exchange for a lower per-kWh rate), while others only charge for what you consume. If you drive frequently, a paid subscription can quickly pay for itself. However, for occasional use, avoiding fixed monthly costs may be more advantageous.
With a bp pulse full membership subscription, you can enjoy our best value on the go tariffs to charge on the bp pulse network, starting from 0.44/kWh. Youll also get access to free charging on selected bp pulse points - all for just 7.85 (inc VAT) per month. Oh, and all new members get 1 months free subscription*.
bp pulse is bps global EV charging infrastructure business. We provide EV charging through our network in the UK and globally - for both the public, and commercial partners - in addition to transforming real estate sites into fully-funded EV charging hubs.
BP is only really worth it if you dont have many other options available to you. I think its around 7.50 a month. Tesla and ionity both do a subscription for cheaper rates too, but I dont know ionity rates. I spend an awful amount of time on zapmap looking at all of the charge points to see speeds/prices.
Prior to commencement of each bp pulse charging session, there will be a temporary pre-authorisation charge to confirm your payment method. This is to ensure your payment method is valid and to protect our customers from fraudulent activities.
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Pricing may vary between bp pulse locations. Is there a memberships/ subscription? You dont need a membership or subscription to pay for your charge.
How Much Does Charging Cost? Pricing is flexible depending on the time of day you charge. Peak hours, from 2 pm to 10 pm, run $0.60 per kWh, on the high side for public charging. The rest of the day, the price drops to a more reasonable $0.40 per kWh.

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