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Does anyone know of a study which compares and or rates the many ICFs on the market?
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Bill,
The only thing I've seen is an article FHB did a year or two ago. They weren't so much rating performance of the various ICF's as explaining the differences in one
i type
or another. It was informative, but I don't think the system I've been using was covered in the article. Be happy to talk about it if you'd like to email me.
MD
*There's been some talk here about ICF's. Search the site. Also, there's a lot of info at http://icfweb.com/
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Does anyone know of a study which compares and or rates the many ICFs on the market?