Most of these reach us by email from practice managers comparing suppliers. Here is how we actually handle them.
Send your item list to info@yakmedical.com, including sizes and quantities where they matter. We check stock, confirm compatible fittings, and reply with a written quote. Nothing is dispatched until you approve it.
Orders ship from Johannesburg and Cape Town. Gauteng, the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal usually receive same-week delivery. Outside those provinces, timelines depend on the courier route and are confirmed with the quote.
Yes. Gloves, syringes, gauze and IV lines are the usual candidates for a monthly standing order. You fix the list and the schedule, and we ship the same items without you re-sending the order each month. The list can be edited at any time.
That is a normal part of the process, especially with mobility aids, reception furniture and diagnostic instruments. Tell us the room or the existing equipment and we will match sizes, fittings and accessories before anything is quoted.
Both. The catalogue runs from examination room basics and diagnostic instruments through wound care, PPE, sterilisation pouches and mobility aids to reception furniture. One order can cover a new consulting room and the restock that follows it.
Bulk pricing applies when items are ordered by the case rather than the box. Mixed glove sizes can be combined in one order, and substitutions such as latex or a different glove thickness are confirmed before the quote is finalised.
Still weighing up a supplier? The help page covers ordering steps, and you can reach us directly through contact.
Most of our proof comes from repeat standing orders, not from a wall of awards. Below are the practices, clinics and care homes that keep sending the same list back, plus what they say about sizing, delivery and the quote process.
"We order gloves, gauze and sterilisation pouches every month. The sizes were confirmed before the first quote, so nothing came back wrong. Deliveries to Pretoria land in the same week."
"We run dressing changes daily, so the wound care pack is our baseline restock. When our protocol changed to a different dressing type, they adjusted the list instead of pushing what was already packed."
"Setting up a second consulting room meant matching a couch, trolley and wall-mounted diagnostic set. They checked our room dimensions first and flagged one fitting that would not have worked."
Stock ships from Johannesburg and Cape Town, which is why Gauteng, the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal see same-week delivery on standard lines. Bulk lines such as gloves, syringes, gauze and IV lines are quoted by the case, and standing orders keep the same list moving on a fixed schedule.