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.

Pharmaceutical inventory management is an integral part of the healthcare system. Ensuring you have an effective reverse distribution process is essential for a profitable pharmaceutical inventory management process.

Working in the high-demand industries of healthcare and pharmaceuticals during a pandemic can put more than a little strain on managing a workforce, business growth and community outreach. It has been amazing to witness the resilience and determination displayed by so many individuals and organizations in these fields. Here are a few reminders for ways to keep moving forward to support your customers, your employees, your communities and your bottom line.

In addition to following federal, state and local guidelines for distribution of controlled substance and administering the proper forms and paperwork, it is also required to work with an approved reverse distributor to receive and process returned pharmaceuticals or hazardous waste.

From research and development, distribution, and reverse distribution, the biopharmaceutical industry must support innovation.