BENGALURU: Consumer stickiness, average order size increasing to $15-20 and the possibility of selling other healthcare services like online doctor consultation and diagnostics services have caught the interest of large strategic names like Reliance Industries and Amazon, driving them to the e-pharmacy sector. E-pharmacy had over 3 million users before the pandemic struck in India, … Read more
Representative image Bengaluru: Consumer stickiness, average order size increasing to $15-20 and the possibility of selling other healthcare services like online doctor consultation and diagnostics services have caught the interest of large strategic names like Reliance Industries and Amazon, driving them to the e-pharmacy sector. E-pharmacy had over 3 million users before the pandemic struck … Read more
BENGALURU: After Amazon India, Walmart-owned Flipkart is looking to enter the e-pharmacy space as demand for online medicine delivery remains strong, two people aware of the matter said. Flipkart is building its own team internally for the e-pharmacy business. But it has also held early stage partnership talks with PharmEasy even as the Mumbai-based e-pharmacy … Read more