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Charlie Wilson Posted on Jan 24, 2019

What are the main differences between the medical aids available?

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The main difference is the options which are available within them and the cover which is offered. It is important to check your cover options and benefits before you purchase a medical aid. For more Info: https://www.medicalaid.co.za/

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