Preparing to launch in Metro Manila

Affordable generic medicines.
Closer to home.

Affordable generics, with a pharmacist at every step. We’re building easier ways for Filipino families to get medicines—online, near hospitals, and closer to island communities.

Full-size MedFast mobile pharmacy concept in a service bay outside a barangay clinic, with a solar-covered roof and an adult customer at the pharmacist’s counter.
Hybrid mobile pharmacy truck · EV + gasolineVehicle-to-load (V2L) power for the refrigerator and other onboard equipment.Proposed prototype · In development

01 Affordable generics first

02 Pharmacist-guided care

03 Access beyond the city

Our approach

Everyday medicines.
Professional care.

Our planned range puts generic prescription and maintenance medicines first, alongside over-the-counter essentials. A clear ordering process will help you understand your options before you pay.

  1. 01 / Request

    Tell us what you need.

    Search by generic name or submit your prescription. See available options and prices before you decide.

  2. 02 / Review

    Speak with a pharmacist.

    A pharmacist will review your prescription, quantities, and refill details before any medicine is dispensed.

  3. 03 / Confirm

    Know the cost and next step.

    Confirm the total price and choose home delivery or an available pickup point. Your order will be prepared at the pharmacy.

Designed for patients and caregivers. Our ordering process will support family members arranging care and verification of eligible senior citizen and PWD benefits.

Our planned services

One mission.
Three ways to reach you.

Online ordering, hospital and community stops, and island pickup—all connected to a pharmacy hub that prepares and checks each order.

Initial launch plan

Online & delivery

Order from your phone, receive pharmacist guidance, and arrange delivery to your home.

Starting in Metro Manila

Planned community pilot

Mobile pharmacies

Preordered medicines and refills, with pharmacist guidance at scheduled barangay stops.

Rotating daily barangay routes

In development

Island pickup

Pharmacy-prepared medicine parcels carried by Barang.ai to a local partner for secure collection.

For remote and island barangays

Barangay visits

Different barangays.
Every day.

The mobile pharmacy will visit different barangays each day, bringing medicines closer to home. Routes and schedules will be announced before launch.

  • Preorder before the next stop.Reserve your medicines so the mobile pharmacy can prepare for your visit.
  • Plan regular refills.Reserve maintenance medicines for your barangay’s scheduled visit, with quantities checked against your prescription.
  • Keep care connected.The pharmacy will track what has been supplied and any remaining prescribed quantity.

Proposed first stage: a Metro Manila hub and a Bicol community pilot, including a Calaguas island route. Locations and schedules will be confirmed before service begins.

Barang.ai BAi-001 Katrina concept with one side cargo door open, revealing packaged medicines under a full solar roof. The inside door face is plain; the PIN keypad is on the exterior.
BAi-001 Katrina · One-door medicine delivery concept

The next mile

Care should reach
across the water.

For island communities, the journey to a pharmacy can be as difficult as the cost of the medicine itself.

With Barang.ai, we’re developing a route from the pharmacy hub to an island pickup partner. Medicines would be prepared and sealed before the crossing, then handed to the intended recipient or an authorized caregiver.

PIN-secured cargo, with collection through a local pickup partner.

The truck and boat images illustrate proposed designs. Community services remain subject to pilot testing and required approvals.

Before we open

A few things
to know.

We’ll share confirmed launch dates, prices, and coverage as the service takes shape.

Can I order medicines now?

Not yet. MedFast is preparing to launch. You can email us for launch updates; medicine ordering and payment are not available on this page.

Will I need a prescription?

Prescription medicines will require a valid prescription and pharmacist review before dispensing. Our planned range also includes over-the-counter essentials.

Where will MedFast be available?

The proposed first stage combines a Metro Manila hub with a Bicol pilot for community and island access, including Calaguas. Hospital stops and local routes are being planned. Coverage, fees, and schedules will be confirmed before each service opens.

Can I use PhilHealth GAMOT at MedFast?

MedFast intends to seek participation in PhilHealth GAMOT. We are not announcing GAMOT accreditation or redemption at this stage. Availability will depend on accreditation and the program’s requirements.

Can I order for a parent or family member?

Caregiver ordering is part of the planned service. The patient’s prescription and any required authorization or eligibility documents will be linked to their order, including verification for applicable senior citizen or PWD benefits.

Work with MedFast

Bring MedFast to
your community.

We welcome public hospitals, clinics, local governments, generic medicine suppliers, and community pickup partners. Help shape a hospital stop, a barangay refill route, or an island delivery point.

Discuss a partnership

Stay informed

Be there from
the first delivery.

Email us your city or municipality to request launch updates.

Email for launch updates

Opens your email app. Send the email to complete your request. Please leave out prescriptions and medical or identity documents.