1. Pharmaceutical Sales:Pharmacies deal with all types of pharmaceuticals, including prescription, over-the-counter, and herbal medicines. They are responsible for purchasing medications, inventory management, and providing services to consumers for purchasing and picking up medications.
2. Medical device sales: Pharmacies also deal in the sale of medical devices. Medical devices include a variety of medical equipment, testing reagents, and consumables, and Big Pharma provides these products to healthcare organizations and individual users.
3. Health Consultation Services: Pharmacies offer professional health consultation services, providing customers with guidance on the use of medicines, explanations of side effects, and advice on health management. Their pharmacists and physicians can answer health questions from customers.
4. Medical Insurance Settlement Service: Pharmacies participate in medical insurance settlement, and are able to dock with medical insurance organizations to provide medical insurance reimbursement services for drug sales.
5. Health checkup services: Pharmacies can also provide health checkup services, providing customers with routine medical checkups, health assessments and related tests.
There may be other segments of business subsections in the pharmacy industry, depending on the different companies, but the above list is a common business subsection in this industry.