Pharmaceutical returns are an important aspect of running a pharmacy. They ensure that expired or unused medications are safely and properly disposed of, reducing the risk of harm to patients and the environment. Additionally, returns can also provide financial benefits for pharmacies by allowing them to recoup some of the costs associated with the purchase of these medications.

Choosing a reverse distributor for outsourcing drug returns can save you time and money in managing your pharmacy or medical practice.

A key component to maximizing your pharmaceutical returns is working with a reverse distributor who can help you process the returns quickly and within DEA compliant regulations. Operating a safe and compliant pharmacy and clinic requires infrastructure. Make sure you have a way to keep drugs stored properly – including those drugs that are either nearing expiration or already expired.

Selecting the right reverse distributor can help you improve efficiencies and maximize your return credits for unused or expired pharmaceuticals. Here are tips on how to select the one that's right for you.

Workforce and supply chain issues are creating pressures that can impact the ability to operate a pharmacy, medical office, or healthcare facility efficiently. It is more important than ever to understand proper redistribution of hazardous waste and the disposal of unused, expired or recalled medicines.