Schedule H, H1 and X at the counter
Prescription-only drugs need a prescription; Schedule H1 and X bills record the prescriber and the patient's address.
Pharmacy
Every dispense is checked against the drug's schedule, the patient's allergies and the prescription — and the bill carries what the Drugs Rules and GST ask for.
Book a demoPrescription-only drugs need a prescription; Schedule H1 and X bills record the prescriber and the patient's address.
Narcotic and psychotropic stock kept in its own register, with every movement recorded.
First-expiry-first-out picking, near-expiry and dead-stock views, and returns to the right batch.
Drug interactions, allergy cross-checks, look-alike/sound-alike flags and formulary checks before dispensing.
Patients ask for a refill in the app; the doctor approves only the drugs that allow it, and the prescription's expiry is enforced.
A runner or courier delivers to the door and hands over against the patient's one-time code; cold-chain drugs are kept off couriers.
Batch, expiry, MRP, discount, HSN with CGST and SGST, the drug licence, the pharmacist, what the patient saved, and a UPI QR for the balance.
Yes — stock is kept per store, with transfers between them.
Yes. With the hospital's UPI ID set, every bill prints a QR for the balance.