Northwind_Logo_Color_CS3Northwind Pharmaceuticals provides pharmaceuticals to clinics for in-office dispensing.  Founded in 1981, Northwind Pharmaceuticals offers a variety of products to physicians interested in providing medication dispensing services to patients.

Here is a summary of our offerings:

  • Prepackaged pharmaceuticals – bulk product repackaged into unit-of-use sizes for physician dispensing.
  • Injectables
  • Lotion, cream, ointments
  • Liquids
  • Medical Supplies

You can view a complete list of our pharmaceuticals and medical supplies in our online catalog.

Northwind offers two dispensing systems to clinics interested in pharmaceutical dispensing.  Our manual system uses carbon labels to capture patient information and medication instructions.  The labels are kept in a logbook for accurate record keeping.  We also offer MD Scripts, a web-based system which allows clinics to track inventory, print patient labels and reorder electronically.  Both systems are offered at no-charge to Northwind customers.

For more information, please visit us at www.nwpharma.com.  You can also call us at 800.722.0772 or email info@nwpharma.com.

 

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