Pharmacy at a Gas Station: How to Avoid Critical Mistakes and Obtain a License
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The sale of over-the-counter (OTC) medicines at gas stations is a rapidly growing trend in Ukraine. For gas stations, it is an opportunity to expand services, increase the average transaction value, and build customer loyalty. However, in practice, launching a pharmacy at a gas station is a complex process that requires legal expertise and an experienced specialist in the niche field of "pharmacy licensing."
Obtaining a retail medicine license requires full compliance with licensing conditions and the business's actual readiness for inspections. Mistakes during the preparation stage can lead not only to a license rejection but also to sanctions during inspections by the State Service of Ukraine on Medicines and Drugs Control.
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