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Price per tablet and per strip from the box price, your profit per strip and box after the customer discount, for medical stores.
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Price per strip = box price ÷ strips; price per tablet = strip price ÷ tablets. A Rs 600 box of 3 strips of 10 is Rs 200 a strip and Rs 20 a tablet. Any discount you give comes off the same way.
Your margin is the gap between the trade price on the distributor's bill and what the customer pays, so a 5% customer discount can take a big share of it. Medicines must never be sold above the printed retail price.
Loose strips are where stock goes missing. Selling by strip and tablet in the app keeps the box count right and shows which batches expire first.
Box retail price ÷ strips in the box ÷ tablets in a strip. A Rs 600 box of 3 strips of 10 is Rs 200 a strip and Rs 20 a tablet.
The retailer's margin is the gap between the trade price you pay and the printed retail price, less any discount you give. Enter your own trade price to see it.
No. Medicines must not be sold above the printed retail price; many stores give a small discount instead.
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