Website Tips and Tricks

How to: Add Free Goods Promotions

We all like promotions with free stuff! Here's how you

can get the free goods on your online orders.

 

On our website, we have badges on each of the products that currently have a promotion. There are 2 types of promotions that run: 


1) Buy/Gets where we send you the free goods with your order
2) Manufacturer promotions that are fulfilled by the manufacturer

 

Promotion badges

 

All manufacturer fulfilled promotions will be clearly marked on the badge below the promo. You will need to see our Promotion Redemption page, linked below, for information on how to redeem those from the manufacturer.

 

Promotion Redemption Page

 

For buy/get promotions where we send you the goods with your order, our system will automatically discount the promo items in your cart to make them free. You'll need to add the full promo quantity to your cart first.

 

Example: For Truly Canadian masks, which are on a buy 5 boxes get 5 boxes free promo, you will need to add 10 boxes to your cart. 

 

For a 5+5 promo, add a quantity of 10 to your cart

 

When you add the correct quantity, our system will automatically discount 5 of the boxes as free for you! If you want to order more, such as 30 boxes, add a quantity of 30 and our system will discount 15 boxes in your cart.

 

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We hope this helps you get your free product during your online orders!

 

If you'd like to see more how to guides on other topics, let us know. And as always, if you're experiencing issues, please email or call us and we'll help you out as best we can.

 

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Team Valuemed

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(TDG) Dangerous Goods Products and TDG Shipping ChargesTDG Placard Signs - Page 2 - Western Safety Sign

What are dangerous goods? 

A product is considered to be a dangerous good when one of the following conditions is met:
  • It is listed in Schedule 1 or Schedule 3 of the TDG Regulations,
  • Or if it is not listed in Schedule 1 or 3, it meets one or more of the classification criteria in Part 2 of the TDG Regulations.

Who must comply with TDG?

Anyone who handles (ships, transports, and receives) dangerous goods by road must comply with the TDG Regulations. Handling is defined in the TDG Act as:

“handling means loading, unloading, packing or unpacking dangerous goods in a means of containment for the purposes of, in the course of or following transportation and includes storing them in the course of transportation (manutention)”

The federal TDG Regulations apply to everyone. The regulations even apply when a member of the public transports dangerous goods such as gasoline, oxygen, and propane for personal use. However, certain exemptions exist for small quantities or for specific situations.

In most cases, there are three main groups of people who import, offer to transport, handle, or transport dangerous goods and must comply with TDG. These groups are:

  • Consignors - Anyone whose shipping name is on the shipping document or imports or has possession of the dangerous goods immediately before shipping dangerous goods, such as manufacturers, distributors, or members of the public.
  • Carriers - Anyone who transports the dangerous goods, such as trucking companies and members of the public.
  • Consignees - Anyone who receives the dangerous goods from a consignor or carrier.

Source Government of Canada Website