CarePoint 24 combines a guided touchscreen, configurable dispensing layout, compatible cashless payment and optional remote operations for compliant unattended health-product retail.
Designed for pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, campuses, workplaces, hotels and transport hubs, this medicine vending machine can dispense approved over-the-counter medicines, first-aid items, wellness products and personal-care essentials according to local rules. Product eligibility and operating workflows must be confirmed by the buyer and relevant local authorities.
Present product information, pricing and purchasing steps in a clear multilingual interface.
Configure shelves, spirals, lockers or other delivery mechanisms around approved package formats.
Selected software packages can support inventory, sales, status and alert visibility.
Customize branding, language, currency, payment hardware, UI and compliant operating steps.
Temperature control, age or identity verification, pharmacist consultation, prescription workflows, audit logs and delivery verification are project-specific. WEIMI reviews these requirements before quotation; the operator remains responsible for local licensing, product selection, labeling, storage, sale and data protection.
Important: This equipment is not medical advice and does not independently authorize the sale of any medicine. Only products and workflows permitted in the deployment market should be used.
Serve approved essentials beyond staffed hours.
Configure channels for varied package formats.
Monitor selected operational data packages.
Adapt branding, UI, payment and workflow.
CarePoint 24 is a commercial medicine vending machine for pharmacies, hospitals, clinics, workplaces, universities, hotels, community service points and transport locations. A guided touchscreen helps customers find approved products, review displayed information, complete payment and receive the selected package through the configured delivery system.
WEIMI configures each project around the buyer's product list, packaging dimensions, local payment environment, operating policy and site conditions. The machine does not determine whether a medicine may legally be sold. Product eligibility, licensing, labeling, storage, sale, professional oversight and customer-data handling remain the operator's responsibility under local law.
Present categories, product details, prices and operating instructions in a branded interface.
Match spirals, shelves, lockers or other mechanisms to approved packages and delivery requirements.
Integrate compatible card, QR or regional payment hardware after provider and market confirmation.
Selected software packages can support stock, sales and replenishment information.
Optional connectivity helps operators identify service needs and selected operating exceptions.
Customize cabinet graphics, language, currency, UI, product layout and promotional content.
View permitted products and on-screen information.
Choose an item and confirm price and quantity.
Complete any configured eligibility step where required.
Use an installed, compatible payment method.
The configured mechanism delivers the selected package.
The final assortment must be approved by the operator and permitted in the destination market. Typical candidates may include:
Locally permitted non-prescription products in suitable retail packaging.
Bandages, dressings, antiseptic products and compact kits where permitted.
Masks, tissues, hygiene products and travel-size care essentials.
Approved vitamins, supplements or comfort products subject to local rules.
Protective items and workplace health supplies for authorized users.
Convenience products selected for airports, hotels and transport locations.
Extend access to approved essentials outside staffed opening hours while keeping the pharmacy brand visible.
Place permitted convenience products near waiting areas, exits or after-hours access points.
Provide convenient access to first-aid, wellness and personal-care items for students or employees.
Add a useful amenity where guests or residents may need basic health essentials at night.
Serve time-sensitive travel needs in compact retail footprints and extended operating windows.
Support locally authorized product access where conventional retail coverage is limited.
These capabilities are not standard claims and require technical, provider and regulatory confirmation before quotation:
Configured operating range, sensor logging, alarms and response procedures based on product requirements.
Regional identity or eligibility steps subject to approved hardware, software and privacy rules.
Video or workflow integration only where a licensed service and technical interface are available.
Secure pickup or authorization steps must be designed with the licensed pharmacy and local authority.
Transaction, replenishment or access records according to the selected backend and applicable policy.
Locker or compartment configurations for authorized handoff, subject to package and workflow review.
Keep approved products available when a staffed counter is closed.
Deploy in smaller footprints where a complete shop may not be viable.
Automate eligible convenience purchases while staff focus on higher-value service.
Use selected inventory and sales data to plan stock and product mix.
Revenue and payback are not guaranteed. Results depend on permitted assortment, site traffic, pricing, uptime, replenishment, operating cost and local demand.
| Decision Factor | Traditional Retail Counter | CarePoint 24 |
|---|---|---|
| Operating Hours | Limited by staffing and site policy | Potential 24/7 access where permitted |
| Footprint | Full counter or store area | Compact unattended retail point |
| Labor Model | Staffed transactions | Self-service with scheduled replenishment |
| Expansion | Higher site setup requirements | Repeatable project format after validation |
| Customer Data | Depends on POS and staff entry | Selected backend data, subject to privacy rules |
Market, site, products and compliance workflow.
Channel, storage, payment and software options.
UI, graphics, language and customer workflow.
Technical drawings, integrations and site utilities.
Production, testing, packing and handover.
It is an unattended retail system that can display, sell and dispense products approved by the operator and permitted in the destination market.
Prescription workflows depend entirely on local law, licensing, pharmacist oversight, authorization and secure delivery requirements. They are not assumed as a standard function.
Project-specific temperature management may be available after confirming the required range, ambient conditions, sensor, alarm and response plan.
The delivery mechanism is selected after reviewing the dimensions, weight, fragility and orientation of each planned SKU.
Compatible card, QR and other regional methods can be integrated after the destination provider and technical interface are confirmed.
Potential solutions require approved local identity services, compatible hardware, privacy review and regulatory confirmation.
Selected management packages can provide inventory, sales, status or alert visibility. Exact data fields are confirmed in the proposal.
Yes. WEIMI supports OEM color, graphics, logo, language, currency, UI, product layout and screen-content customization.
Share the country, site, product list and package sizes, storage requirements, quantity, payment method, software needs and branding files.
The buyer and operator are responsible for licensing, permitted products, labeling, storage, professional oversight, sale, data handling and operating procedures in the deployment market.
Receive a factory proposal covering delivery channels, storage, UI, payment, software, branding and site requirements.
Contact the WEIMI FactoryThis page describes configurable equipment, not medical advice or legal authorization. Final functions, product eligibility, specifications and compliance responsibilities are subject to the confirmed quotation, technical documents and local regulations.