What we supply
There is no product list or price sheet here, because a secondary source's stock moves week to week. What does not move is which six lines Brand OTC works in: three with a page of their own, and three that round out the same shelf below.
Where most calls start
Analgesics, cough and cold, antacids, first aid, sleep and allergy: the front counter items that move fastest and are usually the first thing to run short when a primary wholesaler is slow or out. This is the line most buyers first call a secondary source about.
More on ordering OTC medicine
Vitamins, minerals and the wider supplement wall, where demand tends to swing hard on season and on whatever a customer just read about. That kind of swing is exactly what a fixed contract order cycle handles worst, which is where a second phone call comes in.
More on supplement supply
The general health and beauty aisle: a margin line at the front of the pharmacy that earns its shelf space, but is usually the last thing a busy buyer notices running low. Covered in more detail on its own page, alongside the beauty, hair and skin care lines beside it.
More on health and beautyThe rest of the wall
These three round out the same shelf space as health and beauty, and pharmacies usually order them together rather than as separate lines.
Beauty supplies
The applicators, tools and consumables that sell alongside the rest of the aisle.
Hair care supplies
Shampoo, conditioner, styling and treatment lines, stocked the same way as the rest.
Skin care supplies
Cleansers, moisturisers, sun care and treatment skin lines, in the same wholesale terms.
Los Angeles, California
Say what you need and how much, and you'll get a straight answer about what's actually on the floor today. The contact page reaches the same desk if it's easier to write it down.