MondayPOS
⚕️Chemist & Medicine Shop

Sell four tablets, count the whole box

A chemist sells a strip, a half-strip and sometimes four loose tablets from a box bought as thirty. MondayPOS keeps that arithmetic and the batch behind it correct.

Counter · Units & batchesBox · strip · tablet
ItemSold asBatch expiryStatus
Napa 500mg6 tabletsNov 2026FEFO picked
Seclo 20mg1 stripMar 2027OK
Monas 10mg1 boxAug 2026Sell first
Ceevit 250mg4 tabletsJul 2026Expiry 45d
Maxpro 20mgn/aJun 2026Blocked
The problem

What goes wrong in Chemist & Medicine Shop

A chemist's stock does not leave in the unit it arrived in. A box holds ten strips, a strip holds ten tablets, and a customer with a three-day prescription wants six. Sell that as a box and your count is wrong by nine strips; sell it loose and untracked and you lose both the batch and the margin. Meanwhile the expiry sitting behind the counter belongs to a specific batch, not to the product.

Built for the way you sell

01
Three units, one item

Box, strip and tablet convert automatically, so any of them can be sold without breaking the count.

02
Expired stock cannot be sold

The counter refuses a batch past its date and picks the oldest valid one on its own.

03
Substitutes at the counter

Generic name and strength search turns a missing brand into an alternative offered.

04
Near-expiry goes back, not out

Stock approaching its date surfaces early enough to return to the distributor for credit.

05
Prescription reference kept

A sale can carry a prescription reference and the prescriber, for items that need one.

06
Regulars and their dues

Repeat customers carry purchase history and any credit balance at the counter.

Why MondayPOS

Why operators in Chemist & Medicine Shop choose MondayPOS

Box, strip and tablet are conversions of one item, so selling six tablets reduces stock by six and not by a box.

FEFO is enforced at the counter and an expired batch simply cannot be sold, which is a licence matter rather than a stock preference.

Generic and strength lookup at the counter, so an unavailable brand becomes a substitute offered rather than a customer sent elsewhere.

Benefits

What you get out of it

Six tablets reduce stock by six

Box, strip and tablet are conversions of one item, so partial sales keep the count honest.

Nothing expired reaches the counter

Past-date batches are unsellable and the oldest valid batch is picked automatically.

A missing brand becomes a substitute

Generic and strength lookup keeps the customer at your counter.

Near-date stock returns for credit

Surfaced early enough that the distributor will still take it back.

Prescription-backed sales leave a record

Reference and prescriber captured where the item requires it.

Regulars are known at the counter

Purchase history and dues, without anyone keeping it in their head.

FAQ

Asked by chemist shop owners

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Yes. Box, strip and tablet are unit conversions of the same item, so selling six tablets reduces stock by six tablets. The box, strip and loose counts always reconcile to the same holding.

Yes. A batch past its expiry cannot be billed, and the counter picks the oldest valid batch automatically rather than relying on whoever is serving to check.

Search by generic name and strength. The counter shows what you hold with the same composition, so an unavailable brand becomes an alternative offered instead of a lost customer.

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