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LIFCARE - FUNCTIONALITY EXPLAINED


Subscription pharmacy is the key to healthy living in the most convenient way. LifCare is one such pharmacy that can take care of all your medical needs once you subscribe to their services. There are certain questions that must be hovering in your mind when you first heard its name. What is LifCare? How does it work? What is the minimum order size? Do they deliver at home? What is the delivery charge? Read on to find answers to all these questions and much more.

What is LifCare

LifCare is a subscription pharmacy that provides chronic medicines for ailments such as Diabetes, BP and cardiac arrest among others.

How does it work?

Subscribing to LifCare is quite a simple procedure. This is a step-by-step guide to LifCare and its working process
  • Subscribe – The first step is to subscribe. You need to call on 8302032000 to subscribe to LifCare. 
  • Visit by a Pharmacist – Once you get subscribed to LifCare, their pharmacist will visit you at your home to gather your prescription details.
  • Medicines Delivery – Once they get the doctor’s prescription, they will deliver your medicines at your doorstep. 
  • Monthly Reminders – LifCare also reminds you at the end of every month for your refills so that you never skip your medicines

Is there any delivery charge?

No, LifCare provides free home delivery of all the medicines.

Is there any minimum order size?

No. There is no minimum order size for you to get the medicines delivered at your home.

Are there any other benefits?

Subscription to LifCare will help you get your medicines at a discount of 15%. Moreover, a referral to your friend will also help you get a discount on your purchase.



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