At present, 400 million people do not have access to basic medical treatment.
Inefficient supply chains in developing nations force consumers to pay up to 21x compared with developed nations.
On average, 10% of medicines in developing nations are falsified or substandard resulting in millions of deaths per year.
By allowing pharmaceutical companies the ability to track-and-trace products, we add security and maximise revenue.
We will give back directly to local communities by creating jobs in providing secure delivery of medicines to patients.
Patients can interact with our scalable low-tech system to request medicines.
David Chen
Business
A geneticist with over 6 years of experience in B2B development. A panellist at at several international conferences on pharmacovigilance.
Hannan Hashmi
Operations
Ops lead with a background in medicine, law & entrepreneurship. Combines his hands on experiences from handling patients to his passion blockchain to get things done.
Kris Geyer
Developer
Blockchain/ full stack developer. Brings his experience studying a PhD centred around human/ smartphone interactions.
Chia-Ying Tsai
Service Designer
A service designer with with a focus on human centred design and innovation in multiple industries including healthcare.