For pharmacies that fill blister packs
Blister packs on a routine, not on memory.
BlisterFlow keeps every pack patient on a schedule. It works out who is due, opens the day with that list, and prints the card that goes out with each pack.
One plan, cancel whenever you want. Set up in about a minute.
| Patient | Blister type | Next due | Due in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alderman, R.Unstable | 1 week | Mar 2 | 2 days ago |
| Bhatt, S. | 4 weeks | Mar 5 | in 1 day |
| Carvalho, M.Travel | 2 weeks | Mar 8 | in 4 days |
| Doyle, P. | 4 weeks | Mar 9 | in 5 days |
| Eskander, N.No crush | 4 weeks | Mar 21 | in 17 days |
The opening screen: four counts, and the patients behind each one.
How it works
Four steps, and the software keeps them.
Put a patient on a schedule
A name, how many weeks each pack covers, and the day the last pack went out.
The due date is calculated
Received plus the interval, worked out for you. Never typed by hand, so it never drifts.
Open the day on one list
Due today, overdue, due this week, ready on the shelf — sorted by due date.
Record the pack going out
Type the date and pick who prepared it. The next due date moves on its own.
Pricing
One plan. Cancel whenever you want.
Monthly or yearly, and everything is in it — there is no smaller tier that takes the printing away.
- Unlimited patients and packs
- Every list and slip, and the Excel export
- Logins for the whole counter