We see the efforts providers make to change their patients' lives for the better. That’s why we created our Drug Donation Repository model, a place where providers can access donated medications to serve their most vulnerable patients.
Donated medicine and supplies from SafeNetRx may only be dispensed to patients that meet the following criteria:
# of individuals in Household |
200% Federal Poverty Level |
1 | $30,120 |
2 | $40,880 |
3 | $51,640 |
4 | $62,400 |
5 | $73,160 |
6 | $83,920 |
7 | $94,680 |
8 | $105,440 |
Households with more than 8 persons, add $5,380 for each additional person.
All patients receiving donated medications must fill out a patient eligibility form.
These forms must be kept on file at your location for 5 years from the date they were completed.
Browse the resources below for more information.
We receive and process donations daily. You may view our current inventory here. Once your organization has enrolled to receive medications, our inventory will be available for order via an online form. Please note that we do not distribute controlled substances, products requiring refrigeration or those subject to REMS criteria with an element to assure safe use OR an implementation system.
Generally, you should receive everything on your order. There are certain medications that are in very high demand that we have to limit, but we make an effort to fulfill each order as best we can.
You may submit as many orders as you need. Some partners prefer to submit one large order. Others prefer to submit one order per patient. All orders placed before 4:30PM on Wednesday will be shipped together the following Monday.
Yes, the SafeNetRx Drug Donation Repository is currently free for all of our partners.
Click here to view our inventory and order medications. If you do not know your login, please email us at repository@safenetrx.org or give us a call at 515-327-5405.
This means the medication is currently unavailable. We receive and process donations daily so make sure to check back at a later time to see if the needed medication is in stock. Feel free to print and give this medication discount card to your patients when a specific medication is unavailable through the repository!
Orders are shipped each Monday and typically take 1-2 business days for our partners to receive. Orders submitted before 4:30PM on Wednesdays should ship the following Monday. Orders submitted after 4:30PM on Wednesdays cannot be guaranteed for shipment the following Monday.
Yes, forty-one US states and territories have passed legislation to allow for the collection and distribution of unused medicine. If you reside in a state where drug donation laws have not been adopted, you can still legally donate unused medicine and supplies to SafeNetRx. In addition, the World Health Organization has established international guidelines for donated medicine.
SafeNetRx requires you keep Patient Intake Forms on file for five years following dispensing of donated medicines. Additionally, per the Iowa Administrative Code 8.7(6), All pharmacies shall maintain supplier invoices of prescription drugs upon which the actual date of receipt of the drugs by the pharmacist or other responsible individual is clearly recorded. Pharmacy records of shipments shall be maintained for at least two years from the date of the record.
Donated medications must be labeled appropriately before dispensing to patients. Take a look at our labeling template for more guidance. In addition to labeling, consider printing drug information material for your patient. Patient-friendly drug monographs can be found here. Contact SafeNetRx at repository@safenetrx.org for additional guidance and ask about our Sample Handling Procedures to assist with policy development for your organization.
Medications ordered from SafeNetRx may only be dispensed to eligible patients that complete a Patient Intake Form. Patient Eligibility Requirements include:
SafeNetRx requires you to report back quarterly the number of patients you served using donated medication and the quantity of donated medications you dispensed. We also ask for any compelling patient stories we can share with our funders.