Pharmacy Website with Order Inquiry

An independent pharmacy gets a website here with a product catalog, order and refill inquiries, and store pickup or local delivery requests. Customers check what you stock and ask for it before they visit, and prescription medicines never pass through a shopping cart.

Catalog versus prescriptions

Over-the-counter, wellness and personal care products appear in a catalog with photos and short descriptions, up to 100 on Starter and 1,000 on Business. Prescription medicines are handled differently: the customer sends an inquiry, and your pharmacist reviews it and confirms by phone. On Business, refill requests collect the customer's name, contact and the medicine exactly as written on the label, and a prescription image, if sent, is emailed to the pharmacy rather than stored on the server. Customers then choose store pickup or local delivery.

When Premium is worth it

Premium suits a pharmacy that wants to sell non-prescription items outright. It adds online checkout for those items only, delivery zones with fees, branch pages with their own stock notes, and booking for services such as vaccinations or blood pressure checks. Prescription items stay inquiry-only on every plan.

Regulation sits with your licence

Online sale of medicines is regulated, by state boards of pharmacy in the US, provincial colleges in Canada and the TGA and pharmacy boards in Australia. You confirm what your licence allows to be listed, priced or sold before launch, and I build to that. Product information comes from you or the manufacturer; I do not write dosage or medical guidance. Patient privacy obligations under HIPAA, PIPEDA or the Australian Privacy Act remain the pharmacy's; the build helps by not keeping prescriptions or health details on the website.