A QR code on your prescription label. The patient scans it and instantly sees their medication explained (directions, warnings, side effects, interactions) in their own language, read aloud in a real voice, with a medication assistant ready to answer questions.
The problem every pharmacy knows
U.S. residents speak a language other than English at home. Your English-only leaflet doesn't reach them.
of patients leave the counter not fully understanding how to take their medicine, and call back, or simply don't adhere.
your staff fields "how do I take this?" calls that a scan could have answered, in any language, any hour.
How it works
A one-time label-template change in your pharmacy software (Liberty, PioneerRx, QS/1 and others). The QR carries the drug code, the directions and the prescription number, printed automatically on every bottle. No PMS integration required. An optional fill-verification feed sends only the Rx number, drug code and directions, hashed, and is kept for 30 days.
Any phone camera. They pick their language once. They see their medication's name, their directions, what it's for, side effects, and warnings, in plain words, at a 6th-grade reading level.
A real neural voice reads it aloud. A medication assistant answers their questions, grounded in FDA labeling, and always points them back to you for anything personal. Calls go down; understanding goes up.
What your patients get
Including the ones nobody serves well: Armenian, Persian, Russian, Arabic. Localized for the U.S. immigrant communities who actually read them, with Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog and more in review.
Studio-quality neural narration in every language, for elderly patients and anyone who'd rather listen than read.
Answers questions about the drug, food and drug interactions, and side effects, grounded strictly in FDA labeling, never guessing, always escalating to you.
Ask about another medicine and it checks both FDA labels. Boxed warnings explained in plain words.
The exact pill (color, shape, imprint) from FDA data, so patients can confirm they have the right medication.
One tap to the official label, and the manufacturer's copay card when one exists: pure patient savings.
The QR holds the public drug code, the printed directions and the prescription number. No names, no dates of birth, no records, nothing that identifies the patient.
A guided path to report a side effect straight to FDA MedWatch, in the patient's language.
Six languages live
AI-translated and quality-reviewed, each one written for the U.S. community that reads it. The English FDA labeling is always the source.
Coming soon: Korean, Chinese (Mandarin), Chinese (Cantonese), Vietnamese, Filipino, Egyptian Arabic, Portuguese, French, Hindi, Urdu, Japanese, Thai, Khmer, Ukrainian, Hebrew.
Why AlephQR is different
Every bottle you dispense becomes a reason patients stay with you: fewer calls, refills that come home, and counseling that finally lands, starting at the cost of a label.
AlephQR wasn't built by a software company guessing at what a pharmacy counter needs. It was built inside one, by a pharmacist serving elderly and limited-English patients every day.
We'll show you a live demo, map it to your pharmacy software, and get a QR on your label in days, not months. Founding pharmacies lock in our lowest rate.
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