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TCM App project 4

For those reading our post, you would be familiar with the TCM app project. Those willing to profit from the project would be given a desktop app and a mobile app. The mobile app is for everyone.

Fig 1.0 Green Life TCM desktop app project

The mobile app is designed to help everyone keep in touch with our post. We role out three post daily and to always keep in touch with our post, we expect everyone to have the TCM mobile app. Apart from the fact that the app have three TCM brand infuse in it, it also gives one an opportunity to keep religiously to either orthodox or TCM medication prescribe to the individual. We also ensure that one gets his/her TCM product from notable online store. We link individual up with a qualified TCM expect around Nigeria at the moment. For those in the diaspora, we allow them shop from Markethelth because of its credibility, shipping and refunding policies.

Yes the app contains ads but it doesn't affect the functionality of the app. The project is only compatible with android app. The project could be found on app store with the name TCM. There are lots of apps on TCM but if you go with the link above, it takes you exactly to the app on google play store. I still have videos to show on TCM but someone asked me to talk about prostate cancer. That would come much later today. So start downloading.

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