One of many Meditech victims.
I was the first doctor in the continental United States to own the BioFlex Laser equipment manufactured by Meditech International in Toronto, Canada. I became very good friends with Fred Kahn, MD, owner of Meditech. I eventually purchased five BioFlex devices.
I was a speaker at several Meditech/BioFlex international conferences, and was awarded international practitioner of the year in 2009.
I am now retired. My remaining BioFlex unit needed repair and was sent to their facility. The directors of the repair department, Yamini, and the BioFlex Clinic, Slava Kim, are the only two people in the entire company who can be trusted.
Yamini explained that my BioFlex unit was 13 years old and parts may not be available. She would do her best.
In the meantime, I contacted the sales department asking what a new device would cost. The head of that department, Noel Augustine, made what appears to be a deal too good to be true. I sent them $6,000 and never received the new device.
Fortunately, Yamini and her staff were able to repair my original unit. I paid for the repair and it was promptly returned.
After six months of not receiving the new unit, I asked for a refund. I saved all my email communications between all departments. I hear nothing back from Noel, the finance department, or the CEO. It has been a year.
I have found out that a similar situation exists with another practitioner of the year who paid $9,000 and neither received the equipment nor the refund.
Meditech does not discriminate by national origin. They have stolen money from one of the very best practitioners who lives in Canada.
I believe it is time for me to ask Dr. Kahn's daughter to ask the Fraud Division of the Toronto Police Department to read the reviews on Trustpilot, and have them contact those doctors who have been victimized.





