Give unused medicine a second life
If you have unopened medicine you no longer need, a pharmacist can check it and pass it to another patient who has been prescribed the same thing. It costs nothing, and nothing goes directly from you to them — every item passes through our pharmacy.
Start a donationTakes about three minutes. You will need a photo of the medicine.
How it works
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You fill in a short form
Your contact details, a photo of the medicine, how much is left, and the expiry date printed on the box. We also ask what you were prescribed and how much you actually took — that is how we spot where medicine is being over-supplied in the first place.
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A pharmacist checks it
They confirm the drug, strength, expiry and packaging from your photo. If it passes, it goes on the site with an ID like MM-26-7K4P2Q. Keep the medicine at home for now.
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We text you only if it is matched
When a patient with a valid prescription is matched to your donation, you will get an SMS naming the exact item and where to deposit it, with a deadline.
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A pharmacist checks the physical pack
We open the locker, verify expiry, quantity and the actual product against your listing, and only then release it to the other patient.
What we can and cannot accept
We can consider
- Tablets and capsules in original, unopened packaging
- At least 6 months before the expiry date
- Stored at room temperature as directed
We cannot accept
- Controlled drugs
- Biologics, injectables, cytotoxics
- Anything that needs a fridge
- Anything with under 6 months to its expiry date
- Opened, damaged or unlabelled packaging
Your privacy
The form is hosted on FormSG, the Singapore Government's form service, and your responses are encrypted end to end. The photo you upload never leaves FormSG. Our system stores only the text you enter — it never downloads, copies or keeps the image. The pharmacist reviewing your donation views the photo inside FormSG itself.
Please make sure the photo shows the medicine box and label only. If a dispensing label with your name or NRIC is visible, cover it before taking the picture — a pharmacist will otherwise have to reject the donation.