CIRCULATEQR
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Medicine information patients can open from the bag

To add a QR code to prescription labels, a pharmacy can use the Prescription Info template in Studio. It builds a page for each medicine with what it's for, its strength, how to take it and storage as a details list, a highlighted warning, a Request a refill button, and links to the full leaflet and the pharmacy's phone. Your pharmacy writes the content; CirculateQR doesn't. Each page is about a medicine, not a patient, and can be updated after labels are printed.

The problem

Why the printed version falls short

Printed leaflets are long, small and easy to lose

Patients forget what they were told at the counter

Storage and safety notes get missed

Patients call to ask how to request a refill

Updated guidance can't reach leaflets that are already printed

What you get

Prescription Information with CirculateQR

A pharmacy prints a code on the bag or label that opens a page it writes: what the medicine is for, its strength, how to take it, storage, a highlighted warning, and links to the full leaflet, a call button and refills.

  • A clear mobile page for each medicine
  • Strength, how to take it and storage in a details list
  • A highlighted notice for the most important warning
  • Links to the full patient leaflet, a call button and refill requests
  • Updated by the pharmacy after printing
How it works

How to set it up

  1. Create the page

    Open the Prescription Info template in Studio and enter the medicine name and a short description of what it's for, written by your pharmacy team.
  2. Add details and the warning

    List the strength, how to take it and storage as label and value pairs, and use the notice box for the most important warning.
  3. Add links

    Link to the full patient leaflet, add tap-to-call for the pharmacy, and set the main button to your refill request page.
  4. Print and maintain

    Add the code to bag labels or stickers. When guidance changes, edit the page and publish again.
Features

Useful extras

Notice box

A highlighted warning shown on the page, written by your pharmacist.

Call and refill links

Tap-to-call the pharmacy, plus a main button that opens your refill request page.

Scan analytics

See how often each page is opened. Scans are anonymous and aren't linked to a patient.

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Compared

CirculateQR vs printed leaflet and counter conversation

Available after leaving the pharmacy

CirculateQR
✓
Printed leaflet
✓
Counter conversation
✗

Easy to read on a phone

CirculateQR
✓
Printed leaflet
✗
Counter conversation
✗

Highlighted warning

CirculateQR
✓
Printed leaflet
△
Counter conversation
△

Call and refill links

CirculateQR
✓
Printed leaflet
✗
Counter conversation
✗

Updated guidance reaches patients

CirculateQR
✓
Printed leaflet
✗
Counter conversation
✗

Advice for the individual patient

CirculateQR
✗
Printed leaflet
✗
Counter conversation
✓

✓ yes · ✗ no · △ partly or with extra work

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who writes the medicine information?

Your pharmacy does. CirculateQR provides the page template; it doesn't write or check medical content.

Is the page specific to one patient?

No. Each page is about a medicine, not a person. Don't put patient names or other personal details on it.

Is the page private?

No. Anyone with the code or link can open it, which is why it should hold general medicine information only.

Can patients order refills through the page?

The page can link to your existing refill request page or phone line. Refills are handled by your pharmacy's own system.

Can we update the information after labels are printed?

Yes. Edit the page in Studio and publish again, and the printed code opens the new content.

Start with the Prescription Info template

The template opens in Studio with starter content filled in. Change the text, pick a design and download. The free plan needs no card.