You're stuck at home with a wretched case of stomach flu and you've just run out of 7Up and saltines. Leaving your apartment is out of the question, and all of your friends are gone on a weekend outing (the very outing your flu caused you to miss). So who's going to bring you supplies? MaxDelivery will. Just email them and they'll have all of the sickness necessities you need to your door, within an hour.

MaxDelivery is an online service recognizing that sometimes you need stuff, you need it right away, and for whatever reason you can't (or don't want to) get it yourself. Orders placed with Max Delivery generally leave headquarters within 10 minutes, and are delivered by bicycle within the hour. This delivery service prides itself on having a broad selection of over 10,000 products including snacks and groceries, DVD's, cold medicine, baby supplies, paper towels, shampoo, and even organic food. MaxDelivery has thousands of DVDs for rent that are all late fees free. All you have to do is return them by mail (the postage is already paid) at your earliest convenience. MaxDelivery strives to be competitive with supermarkets and drug stores, and applauds themselves on having competitively low prices. And they won't make you pay an arm and a leg for delivery either, offering free delivery with orders that exceed $50, and a $4.95 delivery fee for all other orders (minimum order of $10). Best of all, MaxDelivery is open seven days a week from noon to midnight, so those late night ice cream cravings aren't a problem anymore.

For the times when you're too tired or too sick to journey into the outside world, MaxDelivery offers a hassle free service that anyone can use. They've capitalized on the desire people have to be taken care of, and to know that someone is there for them in their late night hours of need. Max Delivery has created a new niche in the home delivery market, proving that lots of untapped revenue can be generated if you're willing to stay up late enough.