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This is a great question - and being associated with 1mg, I can throw some light on this. FYI - 1mg (formerly HealthKartPlus) is India's #1 m-health platform and Pharmacy marketplace with ~3M app downloads.There are 6 primary factors that have inhibited the growth in this sector:1. Regulation & its understanding: The Drug & Cosmetics Act is from the 1940's. No surprise that the online model was never contemplated. However, what this means is that the ePharmacy is also under the purview of the existing Act. As per the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, there is no concept of digital prescriptions. While as per the recent IT act, digital documents have full legal sanctity and this Act takes precedence over all other acts where digital documents are in question, the fact is that the bible for drug controllers (Drugs and Cosmetics Act) is enforced by inspectors who do not always understand/ recognize the provisions of the IT Act. Additionally given that the regulation is a Central as well as a State license subject under a very entrenched system of inspectors and controllers, it is common to see different interpretations and views taken in different neighborhoods. A consistent and clear interpretation of the rules, or rather a clear explanation of the law to all officials is required.2. Different standards for online vs offline: Everyone knows how pharmacies operate in India. Most do not have a pharmacist on premises, they generally do not ask for prescription, dispense without bill and substitute medicines openly. However, an organized player should and is expected to adhere to all key provisions of the letter of the law (simply because the size of the organized player makes it more visible both to the law makers and also to the fragmented market). In such cases, if the offline context was equally enforced, then transactions would move online at a much faster pace.3. Lack of Technology: This industry is a bit like agriculture: very small operations that are unable to leverage the economies that come with technology (like tractors in small fields), since technology used to be expensive in the past. This is critical for this industry to grow. Most pharmacies do not have basic inventory management systems, do not have online presence etc. and as a result are ill-suited to scale or support an at scale player.4. Vested Interests/ Lobby groups: This industry is heavily unionized and the industry association of pharmacies actively opposes any new models. This group blocks new entrants into the ecosystem, stifles price competition and actively dissuades pharmacies from working with ePharmacies. The small vendors do get scared making it a challenge to find partners). If this were a free market, all good pharmacies who want to grow their business would love to work with any scale player (or scale their own business).5. No Parallel examples in evolved markets: For multiple reasons, US/ Europe did not see significant ePharmacy models. While the context of operation, the pain points and quality of organized competition is very different and mobile has really changed the game; the model in India needs to be made to solve local problems. There is no model to copy-paste from the west and hence investors have been hard to come by. However, this is starting to change.6. Structural opacity for the consumer: Unlike a few other sectors, when it comes to healthcare, a consumer is not used to choice in this sector. Too many middlemen, too much opacity and very little reliable information make the consumer a follower, and he/she does not demand quality in the same way as one would for food or entertainment or any other sector. Hence not much has happened to drive innovation. This is changing - and at a hearteningly rapid pace. As transparency and understanding evolves, people will demand service and the ecosystem will have to deliverNet Net - Spring is coming! :)Almost everything that had been holding this sector back is getting solved (by a variety of players) and we are hopeful that there will be massive innovation in the coming years in this sector!

We have bought several pairs of eyeglasses from one of the online eyeglass makers and been mostly happy with the results, and very happy with the cost.A prescription that costs $600 locally costs about $50 from an online service.Go to the site, upload a straight-on picture of your face, and "try on" the different frames to see how they look on you. Pick several. The prices will vary based on the "fashionability" of the frames.When you are ready to buy, follow the instructions carefully for entering all the information in your prescription. Get this right; glasses are not returnable. We got the "interpupil" distance wrong with a minor browser error and the glasses were unwearable. The company let us buy new lenses so we didn't have to buy another pair of frames.Also get a friend to measure the right earpiece length. This will make glasses uncomfortable if you get it wrong.Good luck.