How to Donate Surplus Medicine Safely
Our donor protocol verifies medicine packaging, seal integrity, and expiration dates before routing stock to community health clinics.
Accepted Medicines
Eligible for intake and redistribution
- Un-opened, factory-sealed blister packs or strip packaging
- Sealed syrup or suspension bottles with intact tamper-evident ring
- Medicines with at least 60 days of remaining shelf life prior to expiry
- Unexpired prescription tablets and capsules in original cartons
- Unused medical supplies (gauze, sealed dressings, disposable syringes)
Strictly Prohibited
Cannot be accepted due to safety guidelines
- Opened bottles, unsealed liquid syrups, or loose pills
- Controlled substances, Schedule X drugs, or narcotics
- Temperature-sensitive cold-chain items without documented cold logs
- Injectable ampoules/vials with broken safety seals or missing labels
- Packages with defaced, cut-off, or illegible expiry date stamps
4 Key Packaging and Safety Rules
1. Keep in Original Blister
Never cut blister strips into individual tablets as batch details must remain attached.
2. 60-Day Expiry Buffer
Medicines must have at least 60 days of shelf life to allow time for redistribution and dispensing.
3. Room Storage (15 to 25°C)
Ensure items have been stored in dry, cool conditions away from direct sunlight.
4. Verified Intake Record
Donors receive a digital receipt and tracking code upon intake verification.
Intake to Dispatch Timeline
Upload Packaging Photo
Upload clear photo of label to extract expiry date and batch details.
Dropoff or Pickup
Drop off package at a partner drop-box or schedule doorstep pickup.
Pharmacist Inspection
Physical seal inspection verified by a licensed pharmacist.
Clinic Dispatch
Package allocated and shipped to verified health clinic.
Donor Guidelines FAQ
Common questions regarding medicine eligibility, verification standards, and clinic allocation.
Ready to Donate Your Surplus Medicine?
Check your medicine eligibility and submit your donation details to begin verification.