Every expired pill, accounted for.
EU law makes producers answer for expired medicines handed in at pharmacies. EPRlog gives every take-back bin a QR identity and every pickup a geo-stamped, cryptographically signed chain of custody - from the pharmacy counter to certified destruction. EKA-coded, registry-ready.
Three steps. Zero effort.
Scan at the pharmacy
The courier scans the bin QR at the counter, logs the weight and photographs the sealed container - geo-stamped in the same instant.
Code it correctly
The right EKA waste code - including 20 01 31* cytotoxic and 20 01 32 medicines - is attached at capture, not guessed at quarter end.
Close the loop
Handover at the licensed destruction facility signs the final link. The producer holds an unbroken, auditable chain for every bin.
What this buys you.
Prove the pickups happened
Thousands of pharmacies, one verifiable log - no more taking the contractor route sheet on faith.
Registry-ready by default
Movements land pre-coded for the electronic waste registry - nothing re-typed, nothing mismatched.
Audit without fear
When the regulator asks where a bin went, the answer is one search, not one week.
Straight answers.
How does EPRlog track pharmacy take-back bins?
Every bin carries a QR identity. Each pickup scan binds the bin, the weight, a photo of the sealed container, GPS and timestamp into one signed record, and the destruction-facility handover closes the chain.
Are EKA waste codes supported?
Yes. The correct EKA code - including 20 01 31* (cytotoxic and cytostatic medicines) and 20 01 32 (other medicines) - is attached at the moment of capture and flows through to registry reporting.
Who is this for?
Pharmaceutical producers and their PROs who are legally responsible for household-medicine take-back, and the logistics fleets doing the pharmacy pickups.
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