Pharmeasy

PharmEasy's creator, Dharmil Sheth, and his medical friend, it was Dr. Dhaval Shah first proposed the idea of an internet pharmacy. They both saw the potential of technology in the healthcare sector, and PharmEasy was established in 2014 in part due to their convictions. At the moment, the business serves around 98% of Indian pin codes with its supply.

The company's goal, which it constantly strives to accomplish, was to bring everything connected to healthcare right to customers' doorsteps. The healthcare sector in India now relies heavily on digitization. Every step in the industry, including making an appointment with a doctor or ordering medications, has been digitalized. For this approach, e-pharmacies like PharmEasy deserve a large portion of the credit. Thanks to these e-pharmacies, the "health commerce industry" in India is expanding at previously unheard-of rates.

PharmEasy transports medications and additional medical supplies around Indian cities and towns. Think of it as Grofers for drugs. Pin codes are kept up to date by PharmEasy and are utilized to find the closest pharmacies to its customers. To place an order, customers can use the PharmEasy mobile app or website. If consumers order through the mobile app, they can receive savings of up to 20%, which helps PharmEasy's brand recognition and attracts new clients.

An online pharmacy called PharmEasy serves as a conduit for information between buyers, sellers, and the distribution network.

Customers: PharmEasy is a ready platform where customers can look up and easily purchase their medications or medical supplies online.

Suppliers: PharmEasy works with numerous neighborhood vendors and pharmacies, all of whom support the company's inventory management and web presence. In addition, the business receives payments from other pharmaceutical firms who wish to be featured brands on the PharmEasy app and website.

Distribution network: PharmEasy has a wide national distribution network that it uses for business. This makes it easier for the business to supply its products across a large number of Indian postscodes. The company does not provide Schedule H medications because of the different restrictions and regulations established by the Indian government.