5 HIGHEST PAYING medical courier companies $2,500 a WEEK delivering MEDICAL SUPPLIES | #sidehustle

Here are the 5 highest paying medical courier companies and apps. You can make up to $2500 a weel delivering medical supplies.

Are you interested in starting your own medical supplies delivery business? If so, this video is for you! In it, we'll teach you how to apply for a driver's license and get started with your $2,500 a week delivery business using your own car.

This video is designed for those of you who are interested in starting your own medical supplies delivery business as independent medical couriers. We cover everything from applying for a driver's license to starting your own business from scratch. By the end of this video, you'll have everything you need to get started with your $2,500 a week medical supplies delivery business!

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[john_-]

Lasership y'all - it's not medical, but it's deliveries. Idk if they're everywhere - I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Being a courier is still relevant. And I don't know this dude and I ain't here to back him up - I saw the video - didn't even finish listening to everything he said or watching the video because I'm already making deliveries for the company I mentioned and was getting ready to skip to the next video in que, but I saw some of the comments. I'm not trying to advocate for Lasership either, but again, I saw some of the comments and what he's saying is not a dream. This is good money. I don't drive a van because my primary work is customer service from home and I haven't had the time to get my DOT certificate, so because of the gas it takes to fill up a van - it just doesn't make sense for ME to do when I live in the city, but I do drive a full sized sedan and have learned how to pack my vehicle extremely well. It is VERY MUCH possible to earn the kind of money that he's suggesting doing this kind of work. When you START your pay is more like $150-$200 a day DEPENDING upon how many packages you're delivering - which also depends on how much you can fit in your vehicle - which is also why a lot of ppl gravitate towards getting a van, but will indeed lose money utilizing a van when you're driving around your city versus CROSSING STATE LINES (A-HA!). And I don't mean that you have to drive cross country like the 18-wheelers - JUST cross your states line. Anyway, once they (the warehouse) can see that you can handle your route - if you're good - they will offer you better routes. And better routes means better money. What he's also not mentioning - unless he just doesn't know - is that you get paid more once you cross state lines, but in order to do so you need a DOT certification. If your driving record is clean - none of this is hard to do. I'm a 39yr old single mom & if I can do it so can y'all. You just have to think smart and ask the questions that they HOPE ppl won't ask (lol). I have heard of 3 of these companies he's mentioned, but as you see I'm mentioning something totally different. You can also sign on with McKesson and the Red Cross directly. No disrespect to the dude in the video. I hope this helps someone. I wasn't really on a mission to help anyone (not that I don't want to help), but I saw these comments and I could not leave letting y'all believe that you can't make good money this way. You can. I'm also not going to lie - it can be taxing on your body getting in and out of the vehicle to take the packages to the door when you're delivering 100 + packages. You think it won't be, but after so many routes - your body will tell you the truth! lol. There are all different types of courier companies and positions. Good luck y'all.

[DelaneyStudios]

wear your mic so we can hear your electric presentation. :) Loved it!

[Not_So_Super_Mario]

I have applied to all of these but the pay is way too low. The most I seen was one paying almost 100 bucks for like 3-4 hrs worth of driving. I have a cargo van, please do an update video🥴 I need help

[Q-]

I tried signing up for many of these "medical courier" contract apps, but I was told they wanted cargo vans or box trucks. I didn't qualify with my newer "car". I fit all requirements and tried to reach them for the past 2 months. Some want you to live in certain areas, even though they listed a city they are hiring in. 😂 Either way, these tubers make it seem simple. It's not.

[Dreadpiratetrucker]

The ones I looked into didn't pay enough to maintain the vehicle

[juanelee]

I applied to many of these independent contracting jobs only to never get a return email yet, which means this industry is also over saturated.

[ItsJusBre]

We don't seem to have these opportunities near Austin.

[donaldmorrell]

How can I get going without a vehicle? Will most companies allow you to use a car rental or box-truck rental to get started?

[cjmedic]

Ummmm medical courier has been around for at least 10 to 15 years. It’s not gonna go anywhere people either want to work or they don’t wanna work doesn’t matter how much you pay them… 👍🏽

[P_Designs]

Great Info. Never talked to fast contrary to other comments lol. Thank you

[detroitcitycardo]

Thank you love the content. Don't know if it was me. But your audio was low, I couldn't really hear.

[tywright]

These companies you name just seems like “jobs” as opposed to gigs. I don’t mean any disrespect by my comment. But I think most people want to do this kind of work so that they flexibility and the freedom to work whenever they want and make good money.

[biblicalfitness]

The medical delivery company I applied at was honest. They told me I wouldn't make money and that driving for them is a money-losing proposition. They said if I had a van, it would cost me $100 a day in gas to make $75 a day delivering goods.

[Sci-Fi_Fan]

This was really helpful. I just recently bought a small cargo van and look forward to making money with it. Looking forward to more content from this channel. Keep up the good work brother!

[kas]

Is there a way to cut the middle man like dropoff and get contracts directly with hospitals or lap or pharmacies???

[pablozhindon]

Thank you Mr. Samuel, very useful information. 👍

[pierrecelestin]

Can I do with my on private car but not a van?

[eriks]

Massive drawback is always the overpriced cargo vans or any van in general. They know it's a massive profit and they'll skyrocket the hell out of em.

[wonderwomandp]

Thank u for ur content!
U talk FAST! lol

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[aedinquinn]

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