Planned: prescription upload
A prescription attached to the order and verified by your pharmacist before anything is dispatched.
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On the roadmapMedicine delivery for a licensed chemist
Prescription upload, pharmacist verification and delivery — for chemists who already hold a licence. On the roadmap, behind a compliance review, not built yet.
- On the build roadmap
- Compliance review first
- Not available today
Not available yet. Pharmacy delivery app is on the 10mins build roadmap and is not something you can launch today. Everything described below is planned, not shipped. If you need to be live this week, the apps listed at the bottom of this page are built and taking signups now.
What Pharmacy delivery app will be
Medicine delivery is the alcohol problem again but stricter: a licensed seller, a category where the wrong item is a genuine harm, and a prescription that has to be checked by a person rather than a form. 10mins has built one compliance-gated app already — licensed liquor delivery, with age checked at signup and ID checked at the door — so the shape is understood. Pharmacy sits behind its own review before anything is built. Chemists looking at 1mg, PharmEasy, Netmeds and Apollo and wanting their own delivery app find this page.
Planned: schedule-aware catalogue
A catalogue that knows which items require a prescription and refuses to sell them without one.
Planned: refill reminders
Chronic medication runs out on a cycle, and a reminder timed to it is the useful part for the patient.
What you can launch instead, today
The compliance pattern already ships
The licensed liquor delivery app is live and shows what a compliance-gated 10mins app looks like: a seeded catalogue, age verified at signup, ID checked at handover, and partial orders refunded honestly.
On-demand and local services
Cab and ride hailing, parcel delivery, home services, food delivery and licensed liquor delivery are all built and taking signups. Each launches in about ten minutes with no upfront cost.
Selling products directly
The online store ships today with a full catalogue, checkout, GST invoices and shipping — and takes zero commission on your sales.
Questions people ask
Can I launch a pharmacy app today?
No. Like telemedicine it sits behind a compliance review rather than in the normal build queue, because dispensing rules and prescription handling carry real legal weight.
Would I need a licence?
Yes. It will be built for chemists who already hold a valid licence to dispense, exactly as the liquor delivery app is built only for shops that already hold a liquor licence. The software never substitutes for the licence.
Is there a comparable app I can look at now?
Yes. The licensed liquor delivery app is live and is the closest working example of how 10mins builds a compliance-gated app — a seeded catalogue, verification at signup, a physical check at handover, and partial orders refunded properly.
When will it launch?
No date until the compliance review is complete.
How would this differ from 1mg, PharmEasy or Netmeds?
Those are national pharmacies that happen to deliver; your customer becomes theirs. The planned app is for a neighbourhood chemist who already has the licence, the stock and the regulars, and needs the ordering and delivery half — including prescription upload verified by your own pharmacist before anything is dispatched.
Other apps you can launch on 10mins
Something else can be live today
This one is still being built. Thirteen other apps on 10mins are not, and they launch in the same ten minutes.