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Websites for pharmacies and medical stores

Plenty of pharmacy websites let you add an antibiotic to a basket and sort the prescription out later. That is the wrong way round, and it is a compliance problem rather than a design preference.

What usually goes wrong online in this trade

01

Schedule H items in a shopping cart

Prescription-only medicines may be supplied only against a valid prescription. A cart button on one is a regulatory exposure, not a convenience.

02

Silent generic substitution

Swapping a brand without telling the customer saves them money and costs you their trust the moment they notice.

03

Safety-critical instructions treated as small print

One sachet per litre of water. A paracetamol daily maximum. Meter-specific test strips. These belong on the product, not in a leaflet.

How we build it

What the theme does about it

Not a feature list — each of these exists because of a specific problem above.

  • Every item marked over-the-counter or prescription-only

  • Prescription items show an upload-and-verify route instead of a cart

  • Pharmacist registration and drug licence displayed, as required at the premises

  • Generic alternatives offered as a suggestion with the saving shown, never applied silently

  • Dosage and handling warnings as first-class product content

Themes that suit this trade

Complete working storefronts. Open one and use it — the filters, the cart and the product pages are all real.

Clinical calm

Prescription medicines need a prescription.

Paracetamol 500mg, 15 tablets
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Pharmacy & medical suppliesComplete

A pharmacy site that separates prescription-only medicines from over-the-counter items by design, and never offers a cart for something that needs a doctor.

Direction
Clinical calm · prescription-aware · compliant
Typefaces
Manrope · IBM Plex Sans
Routes
5 pages
Rendering
Static export
Calm

Consultation fees and timings, up front.

General Consultation
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Clinics & healthcareComplete

A clinic site designed to be publishable under Indian medical advertising rules — fees, qualifications and timings stated, with no claims and no testimonials.

Direction
Calm · factual · appointment-led
Typefaces
Newsreader · Inter Tight
Routes
5 pages
Rendering
Static export

Questions owners ask us

Can we sell prescription medicines online?

Not directly from a product page. The compliant pattern is prescription first, pharmacist verification, then supply — which is exactly how the theme is structured.

Do we have to display the pharmacist's registration?

It must be displayed at the premises, and putting it on the site is both permitted and reassuring. The theme treats it as a required field.

Can we take delivery orders?

For OTC items straightforwardly. For prescription items only after verification, and never left with a third party.

Tell us about your shop

What you sell and roughly how many products. We come back with which theme fits, a timeline and a price — before you commit to anything.

Or message +91 73389 72295 on WhatsApp. Either reaches the same person.

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