If you are looking for a family doctor (or information about family medicine in Taiwan) and have someone who can read Chinese in your life, then this is a really useful link and website.
It's for the Taiwan Association of Family Medicine.
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health. Show all posts
9/01/2012
Birthing in Taiwan - Information and Experience-Sharing
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Check out the September 2012 edition of Centered on Taipei magazine (pages 20-21) for my article about doula Angie Chang, and Serina Huang's perspective on gentle birthing in Taipei.
4/18/2012
Vitamins & Health Products at iHerb.com - Shipping Discount Until April 30
From reading on-line forums and talking with other parents in Taiwan, it's apparent Taiwan still does not offer a great range of natural health-care products and supplements for children. One product that comes to mind is cod liver oil. If anyone knows where to get this (not the mixed fish oil) in Taiwan, please let me know!
A friend introduced me to the on-line store iHerb. iHerb is a US-based store that ships to Taiwan (and other international addresses). Through to April 30, they are offering free shipping on orders that can be shipped by post office (under 4lb and between 60 and 80USD value), as well as offering discount on DHL orders.
iHerb offers a "rewards" program, which I have joined just in case I need to order from them again once I try this first order I placed, and so I can offer readers a USD5.00 discount on their first orders if they use the code: IWA983. I know some people are against this kind of promotion out of principle, but I figure, if someone is offering discount when you buy something you need already, why not take it?
A friend introduced me to the on-line store iHerb. iHerb is a US-based store that ships to Taiwan (and other international addresses). Through to April 30, they are offering free shipping on orders that can be shipped by post office (under 4lb and between 60 and 80USD value), as well as offering discount on DHL orders.
iHerb offers a "rewards" program, which I have joined just in case I need to order from them again once I try this first order I placed, and so I can offer readers a USD5.00 discount on their first orders if they use the code: IWA983. I know some people are against this kind of promotion out of principle, but I figure, if someone is offering discount when you buy something you need already, why not take it?
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