
Medical representative in Amman since 2016. I cover clinics and pharmacies across west Amman six days a week, from Khalda and Um Uthaina to Shmeisani and Tla'a Al Ali. My portfolio covers blood pressure, diabetes, antibiotic and medical skincare lines, plus home blood pressure monitors. The prices listed on this page are the pharmacy shelf prices for the device and over the counter items only. Prescription lines are quoted per order through the warehouse. Book a visit from this page or message me on WhatsApp, and the visit stays inside twenty minutes.
A quick fit check — no decks, no pressure.
A scheduled twenty minute visit to your clinic on what is new in the line that matches your specialty, with the study data, the available strengths and the interactions worth knowing before you prescribe.
Samples of the items you prescribe, handed over with the insert and a readable expiry date. Ask through the form on this page or on WhatsApp and they come with the next visit.
Published studies and guideline summaries for each product, sent as PDF to your email or brought printed to the clinic when you want to read them on paper.
Invitations to local lectures and medical conferences in Amman, some of them carrying accredited hours. I add your name to the list before the seats fill.
I take the pharmacy order and send it to the warehouse the same day, then follow the delivery, the invoice and any return until it closes.
When an item goes out of the market I tell you when the next batch lands and which alternative carries the same active ingredient at the same strength.
Each engagement is priced against the upside it unlocks — the saving is the first return.

Automatic upper arm monitor with the standard adult cuff, the unit pharmacies in Amman hand to a first time buyer. I leave a demo piece at the clinic so you can compare its reading against the manual device before you recommend it.

Upper arm monitor with the wrap cuff and Bluetooth transfer to the Omron phone app, for the patient who needs a readings log between visits. The top of the Omron range I carry.

Upper arm monitor with the wide cuff that fits a larger arm, and an indicator for irregular heartbeat. The middle option pharmacies suggest when the M7 sits above the patient budget.

A plain upper arm monitor, one button and a large display, for the elderly patient who does not want menus and settings. The one I hand over when the family asks for something nobody can set up wrong.

Compact upper arm monitor at the entry price point. The one pharmacies move fastest when the buyer wants a small unit that stays in the drawer at home.

Replacement medium cuff for the Pic Solution Check line monitors. It is the part that wears out first, and replacing it costs the patient far less than a new device.

The 24 tablet pack for the season between November and March, the size pharmacies reorder every week. I point out the paracetamol content for any patient already taking another antipyretic.

Cough syrup in the 128 g bottle, the item pharmacies keep beside the counter through the winter. Every order leaves with the sheet that carries the sugar content and the age range in print.




He came at the exact time we agreed and did not stay longer than twenty minutes. I asked for the dosing sheet for under two years and it was in my email that same afternoon.

Last week's order reached the pharmacy in two days and the return went through without an argument. He also warns me before anything on my shelf gets close to expiry.

Accurate on the line and the studies are ready when I ask for them. The one note is that the samples arrived a week later than the date he gave me.
