New Zealand receiving check
Importers, pharmacies, clinics and hospitals should identify the receiving organisation and confirm the applicable product and import permissions.
Enquiring about a medicine from India for New Zealand? Identify the active ingredient, strength, dosage form and pack, then tell us whether the request is for personal treatment or an authorised organisation. For personal prescription-medicine imports, discuss the exact product with a New Zealand-authorised prescriber before shipment planning.
Importers, pharmacies, clinics and hospitals should identify the receiving organisation and confirm the applicable product and import permissions.
Branded and generic medicines across relevant therapeutic categories, with product information and quotation support.
Invoice, packing information, manufacturer details, COA or COO support where applicable and available.
Start with your buyer type and the exact medicine. The relevant receiving route must be checked for each request.
For prescription medicines sent from overseas, Medsafe requires support from a New Zealand-authorised prescriber. Check its current conditions and exclusions with your prescriber before arranging a shipment.
Importers, pharmacies, clinics and hospitals should identify the receiving organisation and confirm the applicable product and import permissions. A personal-use allowance does not authorise onward supply.
Include the product, strength, dosage form, pack size, quantity, destination and intended use. Available product documents and handling requirements can then be discussed.
Official destination guidance
New Zealand enquiries distinguish personal treatment from institutional procurement. Review Medsafe guidance for the exact medicine and receiving route before discussing dispatch. Official import guidance.
Share the receiving organisation or buyer, postal destination and intended use. Confirm the applicable receiving route before requesting shipment coordination.
Buyers can also review support pages for bulk enquiries, hospital supply, cold-chain medicines, specialty sourcing and pharmaceutical documentation.
Buyers can browse category-specific enquiry pages for relevant products, strengths and pack sizes.
Individuals, importers, pharmacies, clinics, hospitals and procurement teams may send product enquiries for review. Acceptance of an enquiry does not confirm medicine availability, permission to supply or import eligibility.
For prescription medicines sent from overseas, Medsafe requires support from a New Zealand-authorised prescriber. Check its current conditions and exclusions with your prescriber before arranging a shipment.
Importers, pharmacies, clinics and hospitals should identify the receiving organisation and confirm the applicable product and import permissions. A personal-use allowance does not authorise onward supply.
State the medicine or active ingredient, strength, dosage form, pack size, quantity, destination and buyer type. The team can then discuss product information and available documentation. Do not send medical histories or identity documents in an initial general enquiry.
No. Product availability and price do not establish permission to supply or import. The applicable receiving route and product requirements must be confirmed before shipment is arranged.
Medsafe’s guidance requires an original prescription or letter from a New Zealand-authorised prescriber. It must match the medicine’s name, strength, quantity and form and show awareness of the overseas import. An overseas prescription alone should not be treated as satisfying that requirement. Check the exact medicine and applicable exclusions with Medsafe and your prescriber.