Medically reviewed by Dr Abdul Shafiz Shaikh, BUMS, Reg. No. I-2416.
When a formulation requires a prescription, the process should begin with an appropriate consultation pathway—not a public upload link or an automatic approval. If a prescription is required, a responsible process privately arranges its submission and verifies that it is genuine, legible, current, relevant to the ordered product and issued by an appropriately qualified practitioner.
Step 1: Select the prescribed product
The customer should select the exact product, strength, quantity and format written on the prescription. Substitution should not occur merely because another product appears similar.
Step 2: Complete the consultation form
Sanan Organix does not provide a public prescription-upload URL. The customer first completes the consultation form. The team then connects with the customer through the consultation process and arranges any required prescription submission or professional consultation.
Step 3: Provide a clear prescription when requested
A useful image should show:
- Patient name.
- Prescriber name and credentials.
- Date.
- Prescribed product or formulation.
- Strength, directions and duration where applicable.
- Prescriber signature or authentication.
- Registration information where required.
Sensitive health information should be collected only through a secure form with an appropriate privacy notice—not through public social-media messages.
Step 4: Identity and order matching
The submitted details should be matched to the customer and order. A mismatch, cropped image, altered document, expired prescription or unclear directions should trigger clarification rather than automatic approval.
Step 5: Qualified review
An appropriately qualified reviewer should determine whether the uploaded document supports the requested order. The reviewer may:
- Approve the order.
- Request a clearer document.
- Ask for additional information.
- Direct the customer to consultation.
- Decline the order.
The process should never promise approval.
Step 6: Dispensing and guidance
After approval, the customer should receive the correct labelled product and access to:
- Directions matching the prescription.
- Storage information.
- Important warnings.
- Contact information for questions.
- Guidance on what to do if an adverse effect occurs.
Step 7: Privacy and retention
Prescription files contain sensitive personal information. The privacy policy should explain why the information is collected, who can access it, how it is protected, how long it is retained and how a customer can make a privacy request.
If the customer has no prescription
Customers should be offered an appropriate consultation pathway. A consultation must be genuine and independent enough to allow the practitioner to decide that the product is unsuitable.
Red flags for customers
Be cautious when a seller:
- Guarantees approval.
- Accepts an unrelated prescription.
- Does not identify the manufacturer.
- Provides no safety information.
- Encourages customers to conceal medicine use from their doctor.
- Makes universal cure claims.
- Requests medical documents through an unsecured public channel.
Sanan Organix consultation process
Sanan Organix states on several product pages that applicable products require a prescription not older than 120 days or its internal consultation process. Its consultation page names Dr Abdul Shafiz Shaikh as an Ayurvedic Wellness Consultant. The supplied Medical Council of India certificate records his BUMS qualification from Dr M. I. J. Tibbia College (2016), registration I-2416 dated 22 November 2016 with Maharashtra Medical Council, and certificate number 15-17895. The consultation page states that the team connects with customers by phone or WhatsApp after booking. There is no direct public prescription-upload link; prescription submission is arranged only after the consultation form has been completed. Before publishing this article, document the accepted prescription file types, privacy safeguards and rejection/refund process.
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Prescription submission is arranged privately after the consultation form is completed; customers should not send prescriptions through public comments or social-media posts.
Disclaimer
This page describes a general safety-oriented workflow. It does not establish that every product requires the same process or that an uploaded prescription will be accepted.
