Pharmacy Name Ideas: 264 Original Names by Pharmacy Type

The best pharmacy names do two jobs at once. They tell a stranger on the street that this is a place to fill a prescription, and they sound like somewhere you would trust with your mother’s heart pills. Below are 264 original pharmacy name ideas sorted by type, from neighborhood drugstores and compounding labs to online refill services, ayurvedic stores, Indian medical shops and veterinary pharmacies.

Each group comes with a short note on what works for that kind of pharmacy, plus a few standouts. After the lists, you will find the words regulators restrict in the US, UK and India, a five-step test for your shortlist, and the trademark and domain checks to run before you order a sign.

Name Counts by Pharmacy Type and Who Each List Suits

Use this as a map of the lists below. Jump to the type closest to your business model, then borrow words from the other groups if a mix fits better.

Pharmacy Type	Names	Best For
Community and neighborhood	30	Independent drugstores that win on service and familiarity
Apothecary and chemist style	24	Boutique pharmacies with a heritage look or own-label products
Compounding	25	Pharmacies that prepare custom doses, creams and flavored medicines
Online and home delivery	30	Mail-order, app-based and refill subscription pharmacies
24-hour and late-night	20	Stores open through the night or with extended hours
Ayurvedic, herbal and natural	29	Ayurveda stores, herbal dispensaries and natural health shops
Indian medical store and chemist	25	Neighborhood medical shops in Indian towns and cities
Veterinary and pet	20	Pet medication services, farm and equine pharmacies
Specialty	20	Fertility, diabetes, respiratory, oncology and rare disease care
Clinic, hospital and senior care	16	Outpatient, discharge and long-term care pharmacies
Short and brandable	25	Founders who want a coined name that can grow into a chain

Community and Neighborhood Pharmacy Names

An independent community pharmacy competes on things a chain finds hard to copy. The pharmacist knows your name, the wait is short, and someone picks up the phone. Good names in this group lean on place and warmth. A street or landmark name tells people you belong to the area, while a word like “neighborly” or “front porch” promises the kind of service they came for.

Place-Based	Warm and Personal	Steady and Trusted
Corner Street Pharmacy	Kindred Pharmacy	Steady Hand Pharmacy
Maple Row Pharmacy	Good Day Pharmacy	Trustwell Pharmacy
Riverbend Pharmacy	Neighborly Rx	Benchmark Family Pharmacy
Old Mill Pharmacy	Front Porch Pharmacy	Cornerstone Care Pharmacy
Hillcrest Family Pharmacy	Open Door Pharmacy	Long Lane Pharmacy
Crossroads Pharmacy	Hometown Care Pharmacy	Keystone Family Pharmacy
Harbor Lane Pharmacy	Hearth & Health Pharmacy	Northstar Family Pharmacy
Main & Elm Pharmacy	Friendly Counter Pharmacy	Fairway Pharmacy
Parkside Pharmacy	First Name Pharmacy	Brightwell Pharmacy
Town Square Pharmacy	Little Bridge Pharmacy	Oakfield Pharmacy

Standouts from this group:

• Front Porch Pharmacy: it paints a picture of easy, friendly service and works in almost any town.
• Main & Elm Pharmacy: swap in your own cross streets; customers can find you from the name alone.
• First Name Pharmacy: it turns your best selling point, personal service, into the brand itself.

A word of caution on place names. They are hard to trademark on their own, and they can box you in if you open a second store across town. Pair a place with a distinctive word if you plan to grow.

Apothecary and Chemist-Style Pharmacy Names

Heritage names suit a pharmacy with wood shelves, glass jars and its own line of balms or soaps. They borrow from the tools of old pharmacy, such as the mortar, pestle and amber bottle, or from the “surname and surname” style of 19th-century chemists. This style also travels well onto packaging if you plan an own-label range. Founders going that way can look at how small brands source products from white label skincare manufacturers in the US.

Old-World Objects	Founder and Surname Style	Room and Counter
The Copper Mortar	Hartwell & Finch Apothecary	The Prescription Room
Brass Pestle Apothecary	Pemberton & Rowe Chemists	The Drawer & Dram
Amber Bottle Apothecary	Ashby Street Chemist	Oak Counter Apothecary
Old Scale Apothecary	Merriweather Apothecary	Mortar Street Pharmacy
Cobalt Jar Apothecary	Copperfield Chemists	Tallow & Thyme
Gilded Pestle Pharmacy	Linden Hall Apothecary	The Glass Cabinet Pharmacy
Inkwell Apothecary	Wren & Willow Apothecary	The Dispensing Room
Bell Jar Apothecary	Ledger & Leaf Apothecary
Stoneware Apothecary

Standouts from this group:

• Ledger & Leaf Apothecary: it sounds established and hints at both careful records and plant-based products.
• Cobalt Jar Apothecary: a strong visual hook that a designer can turn into a logo in minutes.
• Pemberton & Rowe Chemists: classic British chemist styling; use it only where the word chemist is allowed for your business.

Check your local rules before using “apothecary” or “chemist.” In California, “apothecary” is one of the pharmacy words that cannot appear on a sign unless a licensed pharmacy operates there, and in the UK the title “chemist” is protected for retail pharmacy businesses. The rules section below has the details.

Compounding Pharmacy Name Ideas

Compounding pharmacies prepare medicines for one patient at a time. That might be a sugar-free liquid for a child, a cream at a dose no factory makes, or a capsule without a dye someone is allergic to. The name should signal precision and personal care. Words about measuring, mixing and craft do that well. Words that promise results do not, because a compounded medicine still has to be prescribed and used correctly.

Precision and Measure	Made for One Patient	Craft and Bench
Measured Mix Compounding	Custom Dose Lab	Mortarwise Compounding
Precise Blend Pharmacy	Made-to-Measure Pharmacy	Formula & Form Pharmacy
Microgram Compounding	Small Batch Pharmacy	The Compounding Bench
Calibrate Compounding	Fitted Dose Pharmacy	Mixwell Pharmacy
Clearscale Compounding	Bespoke Blend Pharmacy	BenchMade Compounding
Exact Measure Pharmacy	One Patient Pharmacy	Dosecraft Pharmacy
True Ratio Compounding	Flavor Lab Pharmacy	Compound Interest Pharmacy
Balance Point Compounding	Capsule & Cream Compounding	Pestle Point Compounding
Gram & Grain Compounding

Standouts from this group:

• Small Batch Pharmacy: borrows a phrase people already link with care and quality, and it explains compounding without jargon.
• One Patient Pharmacy: states the core idea of compounding in three plain words.
• Flavor Lab Pharmacy: a friendly fit for a pharmacy that does a lot of flavoring for children and pets.

If most of your work will be for hospitals or clinics rather than walk-in patients, lean toward the precision column. Prescribers who refer patients to you care more about accuracy than charm.

Online Pharmacy and Home Delivery Names

An online pharmacy has no shop window, so the name has to do the reassuring. It should sound safe, be easy to type and give a clear hint of how the service works, whether that is doorstep delivery, automatic refills or discreet packaging. Avoid anything that sounds like a discount pill site. Shoppers have learned to be wary of those, and so have payment processors and ad platforms.

Delivery and Doorstep	Refill and Routine	Discreet and Digital
DoorDose	RefillRoute	QuietBox Pharmacy
Doorbell Pharmacy	Next Refill	Plainwrap Pharmacy
Porch Drop Pharmacy	RefillReady	Dosedrop
Parcel Pharmacy	TapRefill	ClearCart Pharmacy
Postmark Pharmacy	Refill Lane	CartCare Pharmacy
Mailday Pharmacy	Remote Refill	RxWindow
Riverpost Pharmacy	Loopback Refills	Counterless Pharmacy
MedMailbox	Monthly Script	Shelfnote Pharmacy
Dispatch Rx	Steady Supply Rx	Dose Desk
Script Dispatch	Bluebird Refills	Pinged Pharmacy

Standouts from this group:

• Postmark Pharmacy: it feels established and trustworthy, and it tells people their medicines arrive by mail.
• Plainwrap Pharmacy: promises discreet packaging, which matters to buyers of sensitive medicines.
• Doorbell Pharmacy: simple, friendly and easy to remember after hearing it once in an ad.

Short, typeable names help with the domain hunt. If you also run a physical counter, a printed code on every bag that opens your refill page is a cheap way to move walk-in customers online; our free QR code generator makes one in seconds.

24-Hour and Late-Night Pharmacy Names

People who walk into a pharmacy at 2 a.m. are usually worried. A child has a fever, or a prescription ran out. Names in this group should feel calm and lit-up rather than cute. Light imagery works well because it is literally what people look for on a dark street.

Light in the Dark	Time and Clock	Night Shift Character
Lamplight Pharmacy	All Hours Pharmacy	Midnight Oil Pharmacy
Late Light Pharmacy	Round the Clock Rx	Nightwatch Pharmacy
Porchlight Pharmacy	Open Till Dawn Pharmacy	Twilight Care Pharmacy
Steady Lamp Pharmacy	2 A.M. Pharmacy	Night Desk Pharmacy
The Lit Window Pharmacy	Clockwise Pharmacy	Owl Hours Pharmacy
Evening Star Pharmacy	Afterhours Rx	Third Shift Pharmacy
Moonrise Pharmacy	Always On Pharmacy

Standouts from this group:

• Lamplight Pharmacy: warm, calm and instantly linked with being open at night.
• The Lit Window Pharmacy: describes exactly what a worried parent hopes to see at midnight.
• Midnight Oil Pharmacy: a familiar phrase that signals late hours without sounding gloomy.

Only use “24-hour,” “all hours” or “round the clock” if you truly open that long. Cutting back to 10 p.m. a year later leaves you with a sign that misleads customers, and a rebrand costs far more than choosing a time-neutral name now.

Ayurvedic, Herbal and Natural Pharmacy Names

Ayurveda stores and herbal shops draw on two naming traditions. In India, Sanskrit and Hindi words for health, roots and medicine feel natural and familiar. In the US, UK and Europe, herbal names tend to sound like an English country garden, with words like hedgerow, meadow and willow. Both work, as long as the name matches what you sell.

Sanskrit and Hindi Roots	Plant-Led Names	Western Herbal Style
Vana Aushadhi	Tulsi & Neem Ayurveda Store	Wild Sage Apothecary
Mool Ayurvedic Pharmacy	Amla Leaf Herbals	Meadowroot Herbal Pharmacy
Prakriti Herbal Pharmacy	Ashwagandha & Co.	Fennel & Fern
Ojas Ayurveda House	Haldi Root Herbals	Rootstock Herbals
Agni & Amla	Sattva Herbal Store	Hedgerow Remedies
Dhanvantari Corner	Rasa Remedies	Bitterleaf Apothecary
Patra Herbals	Neem Tree Apothecary	Fieldnote Herbals
Aushadhi Ghar	Green Pestle Herbals	Willowbark Apothecary
Vaidya’s Shelf	Chamomile Corner	Elder & Oak Herbals
Prana Herb House		Seedhead Apothecary

A few meanings for the Indian names: vana means forest, aushadhi means medicine or medicinal herb, mool means root, patra means leaf, haldi is turmeric, and Dhanvantari is the deity of Ayurveda in Hindu tradition. Ojas and prana are Ayurvedic terms for vitality and life force.

Standouts from this group:

• Vana Aushadhi: “forest medicine” is short, meaningful and easy to say for Indian customers.
• Haldi Root Herbals: mixes a familiar Hindi spice word with English, so it works for urban and diaspora shoppers.
• Willowbark Apothecary: a clever nod to willow bark, the plant source linked to aspirin, for a licensed pharmacy with a herbal range.

One catch applies to herbal shops. If you sell only supplements, teas or herbal products and you are not a licensed pharmacy, keep “pharmacy” and “apothecary” out of the name. Names ending in Herbals, House or Store are safer and still sound good.

Medical Store and Chemist Shop Names for India

In India, most people say “medical store,” “medicos” or “chemist” rather than pharmacy. The best names are easy to say in Hindi, English and the local language, fit on a shop board, and feel trustworthy to an older customer. Hindi and Urdu words for health, trust and family do this well. So do everyday words like nukkad (street corner) and mohalla (neighborhood).

Health and Care Words	Trust and Family	Local and Everyday
Sehat Medicos	Raksha Pharmacy	Chhaya Medicals
Swasthya Medical Store	Seva Medicos	Mohalla Medicos
Kushal Chemists	Suraksha Chemists	Chowk Pharmacy
Aarogya Point	Pariwar Pharmacy	Nukkad Chemists
Nirogi Medical Hall	Bharosa Medicals	Rozana Medicals
Shubh Aushadhalaya	Kripa Medical Hall	Nayi Subah Pharmacy
Dhyan Pharmacy	Mitra Medicos	Apnapan Pharmacy
Sukoon Chemists	Saathi Pharmacy	Ghar Tak Pharmacy
	Aasra Chemists

Standouts from this group:

• Nukkad Chemists: “the corner chemist” is exactly how loyal customers describe a good local shop.
• Bharosa Medicals: bharosa means trust, the one thing every medical store sells along with medicines.
• Ghar Tak Pharmacy: “up to your home” works well if you deliver on WhatsApp orders.

The name is the easy part of opening a medical store in India. In Delhi, for example, the state drugs control department issues retail licences on Form 20 for most allopathic medicines and Form 21 for Schedule C and C(1) drugs, asks for a registered pharmacist with state pharmacy council registration, and requires at least 10 square meters of shop space for a retail licence. Other states follow the same national rules with their own portals. If you are still weighing a pharmacy against other health businesses, our guide to medical supply business ideas compares the options.

Veterinary and Pet Pharmacy Names

Pet owners respond to warmth and a little humor, while farmers and horse owners want something practical. Split your choice by customer. A city pet pharmacy can get away with puns. A rural pharmacy that supplies cattle and horse medicines should sound like a working business.

Companion Animals	Farm, Horse and Exotic	Clinic-Grade
Paw & Pestle	Hoof & Paw Pharmacy	Tail Script Pharmacy
Wag Rx	Barn & Bark Pharmacy	The Kennel Counter
Whisker Dose	Pasture Pharmacy	Snout to Tail Pharmacy
Fetch Refills	Barnside Vet Pharmacy	Vet Bench Pharmacy
Good Boy Rx	Stable Dose Pharmacy
Purrscription Pharmacy	Scales & Tails Pharmacy
Two Paws Up Pharmacy	Feather & Fur Pharmacy
Collar & Capsule
Tablet & Tail

Standouts from this group:

• Paw & Pestle: mixes pets with the classic pharmacy tool; short, memorable and easy to draw.
• Snout to Tail Pharmacy: suggests complete care for every kind of animal.
• Stable Dose Pharmacy: a neat double meaning for an equine pharmacy: horses and steady dosing.

Specialty Pharmacy Names for Chronic and Rare Conditions

Specialty pharmacies handle expensive, complex medicines for conditions such as cancer, infertility, diabetes and rare diseases. Many of these drugs need cold storage, insurance paperwork and patient coaching. Patients stay with a specialty pharmacy for months or years, so the name should feel steady and supportive. Bright, playful names can feel wrong when someone is starting chemotherapy.

Journey and Support	Condition-Led	Clinical and Calm
Bridgeway Specialty Rx	Cradle Path Fertility Pharmacy	Lumen Specialty Pharmacy
Clear Path Specialty Pharmacy	Fertile Ground Pharmacy	Cold Chain Care Pharmacy
Steady Course Pharmacy	Glucose Guide Pharmacy	Infusion Point Pharmacy
Long Haul Specialty Pharmacy	Sugarwise Pharmacy	Harbor Specialty Rx
Waypoint Specialty Pharmacy	Second Wind Pharmacy	Even Keel Pharmacy
Patient Bridge Pharmacy	Rare Path Pharmacy	Northlight Specialty Rx
Every Step Specialty Pharmacy	Marrow & Mend Pharmacy

Standouts from this group:

• Cold Chain Care Pharmacy: tells referring clinics you handle refrigerated biologics properly.
• Second Wind Pharmacy: hopeful without overpromising; a good fit for respiratory care.
• Rare Path Pharmacy: speaks directly to rare disease patients who often feel overlooked.

Clinic, Hospital and Senior Care Pharmacy Names

A pharmacy inside a clinic or hospital building lives on convenience. Patients fill their prescription on the way out instead of driving across town. Long-term care pharmacies, which supply nursing homes and assisted living, sell reliability. Names in this group should say where you are or how you help people stay on their medicines.

Inside the Clinic or Hospital	Senior and Care Home	Routine and Adherence
Bedside Pharmacy	Silver Maple Pharmacy	Steady Days Pharmacy
Discharge Desk Pharmacy	Evergreen Senior Pharmacy	Med Sync Pharmacy
Clinic Corner Pharmacy	Blister Pack Pharmacy	Easy Week Pharmacy
Ward & Window Pharmacy	Care Home Rx	Morning & Evening Pharmacy
Same Floor Pharmacy	Grandview Care Pharmacy	Afterclinic Pharmacy
Rounds Pharmacy

Standouts from this group:

• Same Floor Pharmacy: the whole sales pitch of an in-clinic pharmacy in three words.
• Morning & Evening Pharmacy: speaks to adherence and pill packs, which matter most to older patients.
• Discharge Desk Pharmacy: perfect for a hospital outpatient counter that fills prescriptions before patients go home.

If you plan to stock wheelchairs, walkers and home medical equipment alongside prescriptions, our list of top medical equipment manufacturers in the USA is a useful starting point for suppliers.

Short, Brandable Pharmacy Names

Coined and object names are the easiest to trademark and the hardest to explain. They suit founders who plan several stores, an app, or an online brand that needs a clean domain. Pair a coined word with “Pharmacy” on the sign until people know who you are.

Coined Words	Pharmacy Objects	Short and Soft
Dosewell	Pillar Pharmacy	Carebee Pharmacy
Curely	Capsula Pharmacy	Vela Pharmacy
Scriptwell	Lozenge & Co.	Alba Pharmacy
Tabsy	Ampoule & Co.	Quill Pharmacy
Medlark	Phial Pharmacy	Sorrel Pharmacy
Mendly	Dram Pharmacy	Juniper Lane Pharmacy
Refillo	Tonic Lane	Oxbow Pharmacy
Pestlo	Remy Rx	Mintleaf Pharmacy
Tidewell

Standouts from this group:

• Pillar Pharmacy: hides the word “pill” inside a word that means strength and support.
• Dosewell: short, positive and easy to spell after hearing it once.
• Phial Pharmacy: an old word for a small medicine bottle; distinctive enough to own as a brand.

If none of these click, feed a few root words such as dose, care, leaf or your street name into our free business name generator and add the strongest results to your shortlist.

Pharmacy Name Words Regulators Restrict in the US, UK and India

Some words in a pharmacy name are protected by law. The rules differ by country and, in the US, by state. These are the ones we confirmed in official sources as of November 2026.

Where	Rule	What It Means for Your Name
United Kingdom	Medicines Act 1968, section 78	A business with retail sales can only describe itself as a “pharmacy” if it is a registered pharmacy, a hospital pharmaceutical department or a health center. “Chemist” for retail use, and titles such as “druggist” and “dispensing chemist,” are also restricted. Titles that falsely suggest a pharmacy qualification are banned.
California, US	Business and Professions Code section 4343	Signs using words such as Pharmacy, Pharmacist, Apothecary, Drugstore or Druggist, or the Rx symbol, are not allowed on a building unless a board-licensed pharmacy operates there.
Online, US-led	NABP .pharmacy registry	The .pharmacy domain is restricted. You must apply to NABP and be approved before you get a token to register the name with an authorized registrar.
India	State drug licensing (Delhi example)	A retail medical store needs Form 20 and/or 21 licences and a registered pharmacist. Do not put “medical store,” “chemist” or “pharmacy” on a board until the licence plan is in place.

Two practical lessons come out of this. First, a herbal, wellness or beauty shop that is not a licensed pharmacy should avoid the protected words entirely, even as a pun. Second, if you are in another US state, read your own board of pharmacy’s rules on signs and names before you order anything printed. California’s list is a useful guide to the kind of words boards care about.

Name Patterns That Get Pharmacies in Trouble

Beyond the protected words, some name patterns create legal, trust or advertising problems. Ad platforms and payment providers watch pharmacy businesses closely, so a name that sounds shady can cost you more than customers.

Risky Pattern	Example	Why It Hurts
Promising cures or results	Miracle Cure Pharmacy	Medicine claims attract regulators, and no pharmacy can promise an outcome.
Suggesting no prescription needed	NoScript Meds	Reads like an illegal online seller and will scare off careful patients.
Leading with cheap	Cheap Pills Direct	Signals low quality and resembles rogue pharmacy sites.
Copying a chain’s look	Any name close to a big chain	Invites a trademark dispute and confuses customers.
Dark or joking night names	Graveyard Shift Pharmacy	Funny once, but wrong for frightened late-night customers.
Unclear old words	Nostrum Pharmacy	A nostrum is a quack remedy; the meaning works against you.

How to Choose a Pharmacy Name: A Five-Step Shortlist Test

A long list of ideas is only useful if you can cut it down. This process takes most owners a weekend.

1. Write down your model in one line. “A compounding pharmacy for vets and dermatologists” points to very different names than “a late-night pharmacy near the bus station.”
2. Pick eight to ten names you like. Take them from the matching group above, then add two from other groups for contrast.
3. Say each one out loud on the phone. Ask a friend to write it down. If they misspell it, customers will too.
4. Score the shortlist. Rate each name on the six questions in the scorecard that follows, from 1 (poor) to 5 (strong).
5. Run the legal and online checks on your top three. The next section covers trademarks, domains and handles. Keep a backup in case your favorite is taken.

Take a hypothetical owner opening a neighborhood pharmacy in a US suburb and three names from the lists. The scores below are out of 30.

Question	Front Porch Pharmacy	Dosewell	Main & Elm Pharmacy
Tells people it is a pharmacy	5	2	5
Easy to spell after hearing once	5	4	4
Fits the location and customers	5	3	5
Uses no restricted or risky words	5	5	5
Room to grow into more stores	4	5	2
Distinctive enough to trademark	3	5	2
Total (out of 30)	27	24	23

Front Porch Pharmacy wins at 27, ahead of Dosewell at 24 and Main & Elm Pharmacy at 23. The street name loses points because it would not make sense for a second branch, and place names are weak trademarks. Dosewell is the most ownable name, but it needs “Pharmacy” beside it on the sign to explain itself.

A name will not rescue a store with thin margins. Before you sign a lease, work out how many prescriptions and front-of-store sales you need each month with our break-even calculator.

Checking Trademarks, Domains and Handles Before You Commit

Every name on this page was written for this list, but someone may already use a similar one in your area. Run these checks on your top three before paying for signs, bags or a website.

• US trademark search: search your name and close spellings in the USPTO trademark search. Look at retail pharmacy services and pharmaceutical goods. Sound-alikes count, so try variations.
• India trademark search: use the IP India public search. It lets you search by wordmark, by phonetic similarity and by Vienna code for logos. India has 45 trademark classes, so check the ones covering medicines and retail services.
• Business name registers: check your state’s business entity database in the US, or the company name approval process with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs if you are incorporating in India.
• Domains: try the .com and your country domain (.in, .co.uk). A licensed online pharmacy can also apply for a .pharmacy address through NABP, which acts as a trust signal for patients.
• Social handles and maps: search Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp Business and Google Maps. A pharmacy with the same name 10 miles away will steal your reviews and calls.
• Local language check: ask a few customers what the name means to them. A coined word can mean something odd in Hindi, Spanish or another language spoken in your area.

If your name passes all six checks, file a trademark application before you launch. It is cheaper than fighting a copycat later, and an attorney or trademark agent can help you choose the right classes.

Using Rx, Checking Availability and Indian Medical Store Names

What Is a Good Name for a Pharmacy?

A good pharmacy name is easy to say, easy to spell and clearly signals medicine and care. It should fit the kind of pharmacy you run. Front Porch Pharmacy suits a neighborhood store, Small Batch Pharmacy suits a compounding lab, and Postmark Pharmacy suits an online refill service.

Can I Use the Word Pharmacy in My Business Name?

Only if you will run a licensed or registered pharmacy. In the UK, section 78 of the Medicines Act 1968 limits the description “pharmacy” for retail businesses to registered pharmacies, hospital pharmaceutical departments and health centers. In California, section 4343 of the Business and Professions Code bars pharmacy words on signs unless a licensed pharmacy operates there.

Should a Pharmacy Name Include Rx?

Rx is a quick, widely understood signal for prescriptions and works well for short names and online brands. Like the word pharmacy, it is regulated in some places. California, for example, does not allow the Rx symbol on a building’s signs unless a licensed pharmacy is there.

How Do I Check If a Pharmacy Name Is Already Taken?

Search the USPTO trademark database in the US or IP India’s public search in India, then check your state or company register, domain names, social handles and Google Maps. Search close spellings and sound-alikes too.

What Are Good Medical Store Names in India?

Names built on Hindi or local words for health, trust and family work well, such as Bharosa Medicals, Sehat Medicos or Nukkad Chemists. Keep the name short enough for a shop board and easy for older customers to say.

Can an Online Pharmacy Get a .pharmacy Domain?

Yes, but only after approval. NABP runs the .pharmacy domain, and an applicant must be approved before it receives a token to register the name through an authorized registrar.

UK Medicines Act, California Code 4343 and Trademark Search Tools

• UK Medicines Act 1968, section 78: restrictions on titles, descriptions and emblems (legislation.gov.uk)
• California Business and Professions Code section 4343 (California Legislative Information)
• NABP: .Pharmacy Registry
• Drugs Control Department, Government of NCT of Delhi: procedures for obtaining licences
• IP India: trademark public search
• USPTO: search trademark database