Return credits are a valuable benefit offered by many pharmaceutical manufacturers and distributors to pharmacies. These credits allow pharmacies to return expired or unsold medications for a credit or refund, which can help to offset the costs associated with purchasing and storing these drugs.

Often pharmacies and other pharmaceutical distributors find themselves with medical products nearing their expiration date. These outdated drugs take up storage space and can cause issues with inventory management. The right reverse distributor can help alleviate many issues caused when drugs near their expiration dates.

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.

Selecting the right Reverse Distributor to work with can provide safe, secure and efficient service and save you thousands of dollars.

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Often pharmacies and other distributors find themselves with medical products nearing their expiration date. If drugs are held in a facilities storage room unused it is easy to forget about them until they are far passed expiration and too old to return for credit.

Expired products on the shelves can be easily forgotten. These planning tips will help to avoid missing out on the manufacturer return window, allowing you to collect the maximum credit value.