Step 1 · The name
What it suggests.
What we do, in detail
Not a pharmacy, no medicines licence, why a name proves nothing, and the actual work.
Program 01 · Said first, not last
Not a pharmacy
We are not registered with the pharmacy regulator, we do not operate registered pharmacy premises, and we do not sell, supply or dispense medicines of any kind, prescription or otherwise. Nobody associated with the company is held out as a pharmacist, a title which is protected in law and whose misuse is a criminal offence. If you came here looking for medicines, this is the wrong company and we would rather say so in the first paragraph.
Step 2 · The reality
What is actually registered.
Step 3 · The gap
Stated rather than exploited.
Step 4 · The direction
Where to go instead.
Step 1 · The activity
What it would require.
Step 2 · The authorisation
Which one, from whom.
Step 3 · The answer
We do not hold it.
Step 4 · The consequence
So we do not do it.
Program 02 · None held, none claimed
No medicines licence
Manufacturing medicines requires a manufacturer's licence. Supplying them wholesale requires a wholesale dealer's licence. Placing one on the market requires a marketing authorisation. We hold none of those, we do not manufacture, assemble, import, export or distribute medicinal products, and the legal page has a placeholder where any authorisation would appear. An empty placeholder means exactly what it looks like.
Program 03 · Nobody checked it
Why a name proves nothing
Registering a company name involves no assessment of whether the company is fit or licensed to do what the name suggests. The registrar does not vet that, and thousands of company names imply activities their holders are not authorised to carry on. It is worth knowing generally, not only about us: if a company's name implies a regulated activity, the thing to check is the relevant regulator's register, which is public, rather than the company register.
Step 1 · The name
Chosen at incorporation.
Step 2 · The check
None is carried out.
Step 3 · The register
The regulator's, not ours.
Step 4 · The verification
Done by you, in a minute.
Step 1 · The question
What is actually being asked.
Step 2 · The boundary
Whether it is regulated.
Step 3 · The work
Where it is not.
Step 4 · The referral
Where it is.
Program 04 · Within the limits
What we actually do
Professional and scientific work of a commercial and technical nature, carried out within the limits set out above. Where a matter would require a professional registration or a regulatory authorisation, it is referred rather than undertaken, and that referral is the whole value of knowing where the boundary runs. The company was formed in October 2024 and claims no longer history than that.
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