Army Medicine Supplier is a pharmacist-verified prescription medicine home-delivery service for ECHS beneficiaries, ex-servicemen and army families. You upload your prescription, a registered pharmacist checks it and sends a quote with up to 40% savings, and your medicines arrive at your door — free delivery, and you pay cash on delivery.
The four steps
- Upload — Take a clear photo of your prescription (and your ECHS card the first time) and submit it in a couple of minutes.
- Pharmacist verification — A registered pharmacist checks the prescription, confirms each medicine and strength, and finds a same-salt option for anything unavailable.
- Approve your quote — You receive a transparent quote showing every medicine, its MRP and your discount. Nothing is charged — you simply approve.
- Doorstep delivery — Medicines are packed and delivered to your home with an OTP at the door. You pay cash on delivery.
What you need
- A clear photo or PDF of a valid prescription from a registered doctor.
- Your ECHS card (uploaded once and kept on file for future orders).
- A delivery address inside our coverage area.
Frequently asked questions
How do I order medicines from Army Medicine Supplier?
Upload a clear photo of your prescription (and ECHS card the first time), confirm your delivery address, and submit. A registered pharmacist reviews it, sends you a quote, and once you approve, your medicines are delivered to your door with cash on delivery.
Do I need to pay anything in advance?
No. There is no advance or online payment. You approve the quoted price first and pay cash when the medicines arrive.
How long does it take?
A pharmacist usually reviews your prescription within a few hours. After you approve the quote, medicines are typically packed and dispatched the same day, with tracking until delivery.
Who can use this service?
ECHS beneficiaries, ex-servicemen, veterans, defence pensioners and army families across our Uttar Pradesh delivery network. Dependents and family members can order on a member's behalf.
Ready? Upload your prescription and a registered pharmacist will take it from there.