RxPost protects your data in transit and at rest by utilizing various Amazon Web Services such as WAF, CloudFront, as well as Certificate Manager for always up-to-date SSL certificates. Our ACH Partner, Dwolla, implements a Know Your Customer program to ensure...
It’s absolutely free to become a member of the RxPost network of community pharmacies. It’s free to post your drugs for sale. It’s simple – we only make money if you make money, by taking a 10% fee of each sale.
We are based in California and currently only service independent pharmacies within the state. While state law allows for pharmacy-to-pharmacy transfers, it is only permitted when purchasing for specific patient needs. Be sure to write your patient’s name on...
Once you’re signed in, select Purchase History under the Manage tab, or just click here.
Registered members of RxPost can participate in buying on the platform. Every member must possess an active California pharmacy license that is in good standing and their facility must be located in California. We take security very seriously and take our time...
We encourage Buyers to contact Sellers to arrange for pick up of their order, so Buyers can control how quickly they retrieve the medication. Don’t have a driver available? Give our team a call at (833) 279-7678 and we will help make arrangements.
Once you’re signed in, go to the Sell tab or click here. Enter the NDC exactly as it appears on the product, including dashes, and hit Search. Add the quantity, expiration date, lot number, and price per unit for that medication.
It’s absolutely free to post and there is no limit to the number of items you can post to the platform. RxPost charges a 10% transaction fee for items sold on the platform. This helps us to cover the costs of maintaining the platform and to continue offering...
In accordance with California State Law: 4119.5. Transfer or Repackaging Dangerous Drugs by Pharmacy (a) A pharmacy can transfer a reasonable supply of dangerous drugs to another pharmacy. (b) A pharmacy may repackage and furnish to a prescriber a reasonable...