How many companies have sponsored you HIB. I have seen your post in different threats too. Tell me what u gonna do if u get approved by two companies.

Hi Pratham29,

I am sorry but you are mistaken. I am just sponsored by Longs Drug. And moreover I couldn’t afford to be sponsored by any other chain Pharmacy as I have signed a contract with longs and believe me I would be under a good amount of debt if i would try to break that contract. I can view drug lawyer site.

If you know anyone who has been sponsored by longs drug and has received the receipt, Please let me know I would really appreciate.
Yamiini

As my survey Cylinder Bagless Vacuum with 1800W motor,340W suction, in market with selling price around RM380.
RM200 you can buy normal 1400W motor Vacuum which using paper bag.

Item(s): New Full set Samsung Vacuum Cleaner SC4340 fully imported from Korea,with aluminium extension wand,Ebony Black in color.
1800W motor,with 360W suction power(very powerful suction power). Other vacuum cleaner with bag only manage around 280W suction power only,power would decrease half when the bag is half full. The powerful suction of Twin Chamber System is maintained for a longer period of time compared to other single cyclonic bagless vacuums,and it is far better than vacuum with bag.
more info : Samsung SC4340

Price: RM330

Revised to: SOLD,Thank you bro Asroy good buyer,recommended!

[b]Warranty: 1year you can do it by post or do it on SAMSUNG website

Dealing method: Post/deliver,need someone to accept and sign. COD can be arrange

Location of seller: Kuantan,Subang

Contact method/details: SMS at 0179383406

Age of item: NEW

hey guys some advice required as we are shifting our house:

1. Refrigerator- Have used godrej and then samsung from last 5 years with no complaints with either. Now I saw a TOSHIBA Fridge and the colour actually totally matches up with our kitchen colour. So can anyone tell me how is Toshiba when it comes to home appliances? Is it worth experimenting with it or rather go with good old samsung only?

2. Microwave – We dont use one right now but now planning to change that. So which brand is the best for microwave? Our usage will more be approx 90% just re-heating and may be 10% cooking. This might change later on as we get more used to using it.

3. Vacuum Cleaner- Again never used one. So which one to buy? Absolutely no idea. The sales guy here told me samsung is the best in this dept also.

Looking forward to some inputs.

Minnedosa’s beginnings were in the early 1870’s when John Tanner developed a stopping place along the Carlton Trail at a crossing of the Little Saskatchewan River. The stopping place known as “Tanner’s Crossing” soon attracted hundreds of settlers as they passed through on their way west. In 1879 the first bridge was built over the river and Tanner’s Crossing was soon forgotten. The town of Minnedosa was officially incorporated in 1883.

The economy in Minnedosa is based largely on agriculture and farming. Major crops include most cereal grains and oilseeds, as well as many forage crops for livestock. There are several livestock operations in the area which augment these crops. The town is a full-service centre for agriculture in the area. Manufacturing is a big part of the town’s economy as well, with two major plants operating in the community – one producing farm machinery and the other producing Ethanol from grain for use as an automotive fuel and other industrial applications.

Minnedosa Dispensary

Minnedosa has a thriving retail and business district where residents can purchase almost all they will ever need. The business district offers shopping and services for residents of surrounding communities.

Recreation plays an important part in the lives of many Minnedosa residents. Facilities such as hockey and curling rinks, baseball diamonds and soccer fields exist, as well as several unique facilities. The town boasts historical walking trails and paths, and numerous historical sites.

The jewel of the community is Lake Minnedosa, created by a dam and spillway on the Little Saskatchewan River. Home of Manitoba’s longest fish ladder, the 600-foot structure was constructed by conservation officials and groups to aid fish over the dam in their migration routes.

Therefore it is our vision to use technology to provide this high standard of care to patients from all over the globe.

We ensure the best patient care and responsible delivery service worldwide, and implement quality control practices that make this possible.

Maintaining open communication with our patients is of utmost importance to us. We provide excellent customer service and guarantee a commitment to the long-term relationship. We are dedicated to growing with the needs of our patients in order to achieve our vision.

Having recognized the capability of benefiting patients worldwide through progressive technology, Andrew Strempler was joined by Mark Rzepka, Chantelle Rzepka, and Catherine Strempler to bring this vision to reality. Creating an innovative pharmaceutical model combining traditional health care methods with advanced technology, the group has since achieved their aspiration to expand the business beyond its geographical roots.

The organization has grown significantly and continues to expand both its patient-base and workforce, providing quality health care to patients from all over the globe.

Mediplan has served more than 150,000 customers in the USA, with more than 70% of that business coming to us as a result of referrals from satisfied customers. This extraordinarily high rate of referrals is a testimonial to the excellent service and value provided by Mediplan to the citizens of the USA.

Mediplan is located in Minnedosa, CA, where they employ more than 200 people including 15 licensed pharmacists and experienced staff covering every area of distribution, quality control, and automation.

New Niverville Plant – Opened November 12, 2003

Mediplan occupies more than 50,000 sq. feet of warehouse, medication storage and distribution space containing millions of dollars of widely prescribed medications.

Mediplan is Canada’s largest mail order pharmacy, filling an average of 2,500 prescriptions per day, for the USA, with annual revenue exceeding $100 million.

Mediplan won the prestigious Ernst & Young Emerging Entrepreneur Award in 2003. This award honors entrepreneurs who have made their mark on the business landscape by demonstrating excellence and extraordinary success in areas such as innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their business and communities.
Safe Medications Available through Mail Order

Mediplan reviews each and every prescription by two licensed Canadian physicians and fills every prescription by a licensed pharmacist. Medication is usually delivered to a patient in the USA within 2 weeks of receipt of their prescription from a doctor within the USA.

Mediplan is regulated and audited by Health Canada and adheres to a rigorous and clearly defined standard of excellence. All medication is shipped in original, sealed manufacturers bottles for the consumers’ complete safety and protection.
Our Patients are our Number One Priority

Mediplan assures 100% complete satisfaction utilizing a multi-point contact system to Communicate with every patient by phone, and mail. Mediplan offers free counseling with a licensed pharmacist prior to shipment to ensure that each patient understands the possible interaction of their medications.

Mediplan uses a state of the art call center to courteously and efficiently handle customer service calls, inquiries and order taking. A Mediplan pharmacy technician is on the premises to assure strict adherence to quality initiatives and accurate communication of complicated medication terminology. Orders taken by phone are digitally recorded and monitored for 100% safety and accuracy.

That and the fact it is one of the most enterprise-sensitive rural communities in the province. It also fitted perfectly with Mediplan’s rural roots and Manitoba’s policy of encouraging rural economic diversification,” she said. Mrs. Rzepka said the company opted to create this new plant beyond Minnedosa because it felt it had drawn fully on the naturally available supply of labor in its home town. “We love our town here and its people and this will always be our headquarters base – our people all understand that – but good sense required that we look elsewhere. We signaled intention about six months ago.” “We chose Niverville because it has many of the qualities that endear us to Minnedosa. It is a thriving, lovely town. It has a labor base with a wonderful work ethic. And it has a very forward-thinking Town Council.” Initially, Mediplan expects to have a staff of about 50-100 employees in the opening months of its million-dollar operation in Niverville.

Mayor Gordon Daman said he and his four-member council saw Mediplan as an excellent opportunity to grow the industrial base of Niverville. “We were delighted with the company’s young principals, their drive and enterprise. We liked the way they do things. We like their confidence in the face of big-business adversity. And we are very encouraged by the confidence expressed by the provincial government and its industry minister, The Hon. Mary Ann Mihychuk, that this type of enterprise is in Manitoba to stay. “The government is clearly looking at businesses such as Mediplan as being the backbone of growth in communities like ours. And we relish the partnership,” Mr. Daman said.

The arguments range from unsafe medications (primarily from unscrupulous operators here and abroad), to financial losses in the U.S. pharmacy industry, to a possible drug shortage in Canada if they ship all their medications to the U.S.

Nevertheless, drug importation although controversial, is growing at a record pace, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.
Safety and value are main concerns

Mediplan is one of only a few Canadian mail order pharmacies currently approved and certified to safely import medication into the USA. Mediplan is acknowledged as the leader in the Industry for establishing and adhering to strict quality and protocol guidelines which assure delivery of appropriate medication as prescribed.

In addition to our ability to reliably and safely fill large volumes of prescription orders in a timely way, Mediplan consistently leads the industry in first class courteous service and competitive pricing. Mediplan is a well established organization you can trust and depend on.
Highest quality patient care

At Mediplan, we are committed to sensitive, highest quality patient care and responsible delivery of more than 1,500 prescription medications. We pride ourselves on utilizing the most advanced technology, and rigorous standards of pharmacy procedures as specified by Health Canada, the governing power that regulates the Pharmacy Industry, similar to the Food And Drug Administration (FDA) in the USA.

Above all, excellent patient care is our number one priority.

Highlights of our services include:
1,500 medications at savings from 30% to 80% below USA pricing
All prescriptions are reviewed by a licensed physician and dispensed by a licensed pharmacist.
All medications are shipped and sealed in original drug manufacturers bottles. 100% satisfaction is guaranteed.
Mediplan is certified to safely import medication into the USA from Canada.

Currently, Mediplan has served more than 150,000 customers, mostly seniors, in the United States who buy long term prescription medication on a regular basis, spending more than 100 million U.S. dollars a year with Mediplan.

The customers in the United States, referred to as patients, buy from Canada because the prices are much less expensive, (30-80% less) for the exact same medication.

The average first order is $275.00, with a refill every 90 days. The average family saves $800 to $1,000 a year buying from Mediplan, with many families saving $3,000 a year, or more.
No need to drive to Canada

For many years, senior citizens in the USA who live close to the border either drove across, or took bus trips to Canada to buy their medication at a discount. Now, low priced prescription medication is available to everyone in the USA through the mail, from regulated, reliable Canadian mail order pharmacies such as Mediplan.
A controversial topic

Buying prescription medication from Canada is a controversial and passionate topic. The pharmaceutical companies in the U.S. do not like it because it hurts their profit in the U.S., where seniors pay the highest drug prices in the world. But for millions of seniors with no prescription coverage there is no other option. They either buy medications from Canada where the prices are much lower because of government regulation, or they may not be able to afford the important long term medication that may be needed to save their life.

Access to affordable medication in the USA is a serious, long term problem with no easy solution in sight. MediCare reform and various programs initiated by the USA government to help senior citizens (and others) bring little or no relief at this point in time.

This topic “hits close to home.” All of us have friends or family members who take medication for many ailments, and may not have any insurance or drug coverage to pay for it.

As founder and President of Mediplan Health, he combines his vision of using advanced technology to allow universal access to medication at a fair price, with the promise of traditional health care methods to ensure quality patient care. With his entrepreneurial drive Andrew pushes Mediplan into new and exciting initiatives, securing it’s place as an industry founder and leader.

In May of 1999 Andrew graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy and previously worked as a pharmacy manager in Rossburn, Manitoba until he founded Mediplan Health in 1999.

Mark Rzepka
Director of Strategic Planning, Mediplan Health
Mark continues to be a leader and innovator within the pharmaceutical industry. Through his role as Director of Strategic Planning of Mediplan Health and his position as President of the Manitoba International Pharmacists Association, he pioneers the use of technology in new and efficient ways.

A graduate of the University of Manitoba in 1999 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy, he worked as a traditional pharmacist in Winnipeg, Manitoba until he joined Mediplan in 2001.

Catherine Strempler
Director of Charitable Initiatives
As one of the founders of Mediplan Health, Catherine has seen Mediplan grow from a small pharmacy with only 2 employees (Andrew and herself) into the international success story that Mediplan is today. Being in a small community has put Mediplan in the unique position to see the positive effects their financial support provides. Catherine oversees Mediplan’s Charitable Initiatives with great appreciation for the importance of supporting that community.

Mediplan proudly supports Sciences, Sports, local fundraising events, the Art’s community and many other programs important to young and old alike. While stepping away from the day to day involvement she once enjoyed at Mediplan was not easy, Catherine relishes her new role at Mediplan as it allows her to put Mediplan’s success to work at helping others while enjoying the pleasures and challenges of being a full time mother.

Chantelle Rzepka
Director of Community and Employee Relations
Chantelle oversees all events and functions related to the staff of Mediplan Health. From management meetings and weekend retreats to staff parties and family barbeques, she plans, organized and attends these events to the benefit of all Mediplan employees. Other key events in her portfolio include the Semi Annual General Meetings held in Minnedosa, the annual Mediplan Golf Tournament and an exciting Christmas Party hosted each holiday season.

Her strong ties with local leaders make her the ideal candidate to acts as liaison between Mediplan’s corporate offices and the communities in which they are based. Her relationships in the Towns of Minnedosa and Niverville have served the company well, allowing for continued growth in both communities.

A former teacher, Chantelle earned her Bachelor of Education Degree from the University of Winnipeg and her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Manitoba. With the birth of her son in April 2004, Chantelle is now dividing her time between the joys of motherhood and her role at Mediplan Health.