Eligibility review
Every product reviewed for licensing, storage, and shipping needs before launch.
Industries · Medical and healthcare supplies
Medical supply fulfillment, scoped before the first unit ships.
Lot and expiry control, careful handling, and documented order records for eligible medical and healthcare supplies, with every product reviewed before it goes live.
For healthcare supply, wellness device, and personal care brands that need traceable, well-documented fulfillment.
Medical · handling profile
Handling profile
- Products
- Eligibility confirmed per SKU
- Inventory
- Lot and expiry recorded
- Picking
- First-expiry-out by SKU
- Records
- Lot traced to each order
Next: Review product eligibility and storage needs
What your products need
Eligibility first, then everything else.
Medical products can carry licensing, storage, and privacy requirements. Each product is reviewed before launch, and the workflow keeps lots and records attached to every order.
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Product eligibility review
Each product is reviewed for licensing, storage, and handling needs before it is accepted into the program.
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Lot and expiry control
Lots and expiry dates are recorded at receiving, and the earliest-expiring stock ships first.
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Documented records
Receipts, counts, and the lots in each order are recorded so they can be reviewed when you need them.
How the work runs
From an approved product to a traceable order.
Each stage keeps the lot and the record with the product, then hands off to the next.
Confirm the product is eligible
Before inventory arrives, each product is reviewed for licensing, storage, and shipping requirements.
Result: an approved product list
Checked at this stage
- Licensing needs confirmed with you
- Storage requirements confirmed
- Carrier and packaging rules confirmed
Capabilities
The work behind a medical supply program.
Lot traceability
Lots recorded at receiving and linked to the orders they ship in.
First-expiry picking
Earliest-dated stock picked first, with short-dated inventory flagged early.
Documented counts
Receipts and cycle counts recorded on an agreed schedule.
Kits and bundles
Supply kits assembled to a build sheet you approve.
Clinic and business orders
Case orders for clinics and businesses alongside direct orders.
Program fit
A useful quote starts with clear handling rules.
We review your products, inbound flow, and handling requirements before setting scope and commercial terms.
Good fit
- Non-prescription supplies and devices with clear labeling
- Products with lot and expiry details
- Kits with written build sheets
Inputs we need
- Product list with licensing and storage needs
- Lot and expiry formats
- Packaging and insert requirements
Manual review
- Any prescription or controlled product
- Temperature-controlled products
- Orders that involve patient information
Scope boundaries
- Licensing, product registration, and regulatory compliance remain your responsibility.
- Prescription, controlled, and temperature-controlled products are accepted only after eligibility review.
- Ship.House does not provide medical, legal, or regulatory advice.
Medical FAQ
Questions that shape the scope.
What kinds of medical products can you handle?
Each product is reviewed before launch. Non-prescription supplies and devices with clear labeling are the typical starting point; other products depend on eligibility review.
Do you handle prescription or controlled products?
These products require eligibility and licensing review before any program is scoped. We'll confirm what is possible before committing.
Can you trace which orders shipped from a lot?
Yes. Lots are recorded at receiving and against each order, so orders from a specific lot can be found when you need them.
Do you pick by expiry date?
Yes. Orders are picked first-expiry-out, and you can set a minimum remaining shelf life for outbound orders.
Can you ship to clinics and businesses?
Yes. Case and bulk orders for clinics and businesses can run alongside direct orders from the same inventory.
Medical fulfillment
Start with eligibility. Then build the workflow.
Share your products, licensing, and storage needs. We'll review eligibility, scope the handling profile, and confirm terms in your quote.