Since the (relatively speaking) easing of the pandemic, pharmacies have come under increasing strain as people clamor for their drugs. This is particularly an issue in he UK where traditional mom-and-pop pharmacies have started to close and larger chains haven’t kept pace with demand. The problems are even leading to incidences of abuse by customers.
A new UK startup, Pillsorted, thinks it has the answer by hooking directly into the UK’s NHS healthcare system to offer itself as a personalised pharamacy option, listed alongside local stores on GPs’ computers. It’s now raised $6 million in Seed funding from Pear VC and Hoxton Ventures.
Founded in 2019 by former pharmacist Zeinab Ardeshir, PillSorted says it combines automation with a personalised service that arrives in the post.
Ardeshir, CEO and Co-founder, s …
