Queue
Queue for pharmacies

Keep the counter clear at the busy hour

Customers take a number and wait somewhere else in the store, or outside, until the counter calls them.

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The waiting room today

What the line costs you

The counter becomes a crowd

Six people press toward one window and the person actually being served cannot hear the pharmacist.

Prescription orders take longer than sales

A quick purchase queues behind a prescription that needs checking, and neither customer understands why.

Privacy disappears in a crowd

Nobody wants to discuss their prescription with five people standing directly behind them.

How Queue fits

Space at the counter, order in the line

One number per customer and one line for the store, however many counters you open. People step back and wait, and the person at the window gets the counter to themselves.

  • Give a counter its own services so prescriptions and quick sales move at their own pace.
  • Customers can keep shopping while they wait, which is better for them and for you.
  • Open a second counter during the evening rush and close it again after.
  • The display shows numbers only, never a name and never a medication.
FAQ

Questions from pharmacies

Do you store anything about the prescription?
No. The queue holds a number and an optional nickname. There is nothing clinical in it.
Can customers join before they get to the store?
Yes, from your queue link, so the trip counts as waiting time.
Is this worth it for a small drugstore?
It pays off if you have a rush hour. If the counter is never more than one deep, you probably do not need it.

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Other lines

Queue runs the same way everywhere

Different rooms, same problem. One line, however many counters serve it.

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