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Instant Assessment: How Mature is Your Health System’s Unsaleable Returns Program?

Learn how McKesson’s Rapid Returns Solution can help improve your unsaleable returns program.

By McKesson Health Systems Editorial Team

Date

March 14, 2024

Read time: 2 minutes

By: McKesson Health Systems Editorial Team

The McKesson Rapid Returns Solution (MRRS), which is also available to health system customers as an on-site model, helps you maximize credit for returned pharmaceuticals and OTC products, credits you faster, and simplifies the returns process so you gain more time for your patients. With MRRS, intended for McKesson-purchased items only, you send one no-cost shipment to one processor. McKesson pays for shipping, processing, and destruction, safeguarding for safe, responsible handling and disposal of un-used drugs. The solution makes it simple to return items, such as:

  • Unsaleable controlled substances (II-V)
  • Unsaleable pharmaceuticals with six months or less remaining shelf life
  • Unsaleable over-the-counter products with three months or less remaining shelf life
  • Unsaleable recalled products

The credit you earn is applied to your McKesson account 30 days after your return is processed, reducing your overall costs and improving your bottom line.

To learn more about how McKesson’s Rapid Returns Solution may help improve your current unsaleable returns program, take this instant assessment now.

Additional information is available in the MRRS brochure, available here for instant download (PDF, 168 KB).

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