For independent pharmacies

Turn surplus into cash this quarter.

List slow movers and short-dated stock, get a fair Evergreen Cash Offer, and source what you actually need. One verified community of pharmacies. Free to join.

1,900+
pharmacies on the platform
TI + TS
recorded on every trade
~8 days
average time to sell*
$0
to join. No fees to buy.

* Velocity reflects a measured average of 8.11 days, shown as about 8 days.

The stock that's quietly costing you
You walk past the same shelf every morning. On it sits medication that's in date and in spec, but has nowhere to go.

The packaging was opened. The stock is short-dated past the return window. The formulary changed. The wholesaler won't take it back, and it can't be dispensed here. So it waits.

It waits for months. Sometimes for years. Until a reverse distributor hauls it off and destroys it. Years of frozen capital, gone.

It doesn't have to. Another pharmacy needs exactly what's sitting on your shelf.

Two pharmacies

One has the medicine and can't use it. One needs it and can't get it.

Until now, nothing connected them.

Pharmacist reviewing surplus inventory on tablet

Has it, can't use it

In-date stock, frozen capital, headed for the destruction bin at pennies on the dollar.

Pharmacist searching for medication at counter

Needs it, can't get it

A stockout on the same SKU another pharmacy is about to destroy. A patient told: we're out.

The order of operations on surplus Medication

You know the first move. Now there's a second.

Return it to the wholesaler for full credit. That's always the first option. Now InStockRx is the second, before it sits for years or gets hauled off for pennies.

1

Return to wholesaler

Full credit. The right move, when it's available.

2

InStockRx

The option that didn't used to exist. Now, not in three years.

3

It sits

Up to three years. Capital tied up, shelf space taken.

4

Reverse distribution

A reverse distributor hauls it off. The medication is destroyed.

In the same window where the bottle would otherwise sit waiting, another pharmacy has patients who need exactly that stock. We connect that trade now, with Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) transaction records on every trade.

What you get

Cash first, then everything else.

Leads · cash flow

Get paid for dead stock

Turn idle and slow-moving inventory into working capital with a fair Evergreen Cash Offer on qualifying stock. Cash this month, not someday.

Supports · waste

Stop writing it off

List surplus and short-dated stock so it reaches a patient instead of the disposal bin. Every unit recovered is capital back.

Closes · simplicity

Source what you need

Find hard-to-find and short-dated medications from pharmacies you can verify, without wholesaler markup or broker opacity.

The work happens at the counter.

Every listing, every offer, every trade, inside the system you already run.

Three steps

Selling surplus takes minutes.

Start selling
01

List your stock

Add surplus and slow movers in a few clicks, or request an Evergreen Cash Offer valuation.

02

Set your price

You stay in control, with clear records on every listing. No pressure, no lock-in.

03

Get paid after it sells

What you're really up against

You're not fighting a competitor. You're fighting the status quo.

The spreadsheet

Capital sitting on shelves earning zero.

The destruction bin

In-date medication incinerated while other patients face stockouts on the same SKU.

The broker who won't show their records

Secondary markets pharmacists don't fully trust.

Documented

Every trade, documented.

DSCSA transaction records on every trade: transaction information and a transaction statement, kept seven years. Lot, GTIN, Serial and Expiration are held in the record and never published. Product identifiers follow GS1 standards, and InStockRx has been a GS1 US Standard Solution Partner since November 2024. Your pharmacy keeps its own DSCSA responsibilities.

Transaction recordTI + TS recorded
NDC00093-0058-01
LOT4B29X
GTIN00300930058017
SERIALCaptured, not published
EXP2027-03-31
GS1 US Solution PartnerRecorded on every trade
Why any of this matters

Waste is medication leaving the patient-care chain.

Every unit that expires on your shelf is capital gone and supply pulled out of the community. Keeping in-date medication moving between pharmacies means less is wasted, and more reaches the patient it was made for.

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See what your surplus is worth.

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