MediPing: A Web-Based E-Pharmacy with Donation and Expiry Alert Features

Abstract: The evolution of the digital age has radically changed how individuals purchase medications and obtain medical care [4]. However, much is left to be desired, such as expired medications at hand [3], excessive drugs disposed [7], and lack of accessibility, especially in remote areas [4]. MediPing is a novel web-based e-pharmacy platform that solves these problems by merging structured donation management, expiry notification, and sale of stockpile drugs. MediPing ensures reliability, usability, and scalability through its responsive HTML/CSS/JavaScript interface [5], MySQL behind the scenes for relational database management [2], and Flask (Python) at the backend [1]. In contrast to a typical online pharmacy with a main focus of selling [8], MediPing combines its services available by real-time expiration notification [3] and the ability to donate still-safe unused medications to those in need privately or organizationally [7]. This double approach would obviously increase access and safety, but singly promote social responsibility by reducing waste and favoring the reallocation of essential medical materials [3]. In conclusion, MediPing offers a complete package that marries public health objectives with a responsible and convenient point of care system

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International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
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2025-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.55041/isjem05051
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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MediPing: A Web-Based E-Pharmacy with Donation and Expiry Alert Features

Jeff Andrews, S. Priyadharshini, H. M.
International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management
Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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MediPing: A Web-Based E-Pharmacy with Donation and Expiry Alert Features

Jeff Andrews, S. Priyadharshini, H. M.
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Abstract: The evolution of the digital age has radically changed how individuals purchase medications and obtain medical care [4]. However, much is left to be desired, such as expired medications at hand [3], excessive drugs disposed [7], and lack of accessibility, especially in remote areas [4]. MediPing is a novel web-based e-pharmacy platform that solves these problems by merging structured donation management, expiry notification, and sale of stockpile drugs. MediPing ensures reliability, usability, and scalability through its responsive HTML/CSS/JavaScript interface [5], MySQL behind the scenes for relational database management [2], and Flask (Python) at the backend [1]. In contrast to a typical online pharmacy with a main focus of selling [8], MediPing combines its services available by real-time expiration notification [3] and the ability to donate still-safe unused medications to those in need privately or organizationally [7]. This double approach would obviously increase access and safety, but singly promote social responsibility by reducing waste and favoring the reallocation of essential medical materials [3]. In conclusion, MediPing offers a complete package that marries public health objectives with a responsible and convenient point of care system

International Scientific Journal of Engineering and ManagementVol. 04(10)
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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