Readable at the counter
The pharmacist reads exactly what you wrote: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. No deciphering, no confirmation call.
The pharmacist scans it: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. And anyone can check that the prescription is genuine — no account, no app.
In Algeria the prescription travels on paper, and everyone pays for it: the pharmacist deciphers, the patient comes back, the doctor picks up the phone to confirm a dose. The Seal does not replace the paper — it makes it readable and checkable.
The pharmacist reads exactly what you wrote: molecule, dose, quantity, duration. No deciphering, no confirmation call.
The code opens a free public page confirming the prescriber, the date and the prescription’s validity. No account required.
The seal carries your identity and registration number. It is your signature being verified; the platform is only the carrier.
Molecule, dosage, duration. The catalog suggests available brands and their public price.
A QR and a short code, printed on the document and visible in the patient’s app.
A phone camera is enough. Nothing to install on the pharmacy side.
It does not replace your physical stamp where a third party demands one, and it sends nothing to CNAS. It makes the prescription readable and verifiable — that is all, and that is a lot.
The Seal
Creating an account is free. And Demo Mode lets you try everything before you are visible to patients.