Coming Soon • Individual Donor Program

Turn Your Surplus Medicine Into a Lifeline

Have unexpired medicines leftover from treatment? We are building Nigeria's first licensed, pharmacist-supervised individual donation pipeline to safely redistribute viable medications to vulnerable patients at zero cost.

Why is this currently “Coming Soon”?

CylaNet currently operates across licensed B2B healthcare facilities (pharmacies, hospitals, distributors) to meet strict regulatory custody standards. We are completing our regulatory framework with partner NGOs and community pharmacists to safely intake donations from private individuals.

[EARLY INTAKE]

Register Your Donation Interest

Tell us what viable medication you have. We'll notify you first once collection commences in your area.

Be specific

Your information is confidential and used exclusively for coordinating community donation intake in compliance with pharmaceutical safety regulations.

How the Donor Flow Will Work

4-Step Community Cycle

1

Online Intake & Safety Pre-Screening

Submit medicine name, batch, NAFDAC number, and clear photos of sealed packaging.

2

Free Verified Courier Pickup

A certified CylaNet courier collects sealed items directly from your address with tamper-proof bags.

3

Pharmacist Physical Inspection

Licensed pharmacists verify packaging integrity, authenticity, and remaining shelf life.

4

Free Redistribution to Patients in Need

Passed items are disbursed to verified mission clinics and vetted vulnerable patients free of charge.

Acceptance Criteria

Accepted Items

Unopened factory blister packs, sealed bottles, intact outer boxes with legible expiry date and NAFDAC registration.

Cannot Be Accepted

Expired medications, opened syrups or suspensions, controlled narcotics, insulin / strict cold chain items, or broken foil strips.

Are You a Hospital or Pharmacy?

Licensed facilities can list short-dated inventory for redistribution or bulk transfer right now via our verified B2B portal.

Register Facility
[QUESTIONS]

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it legal to donate medicine in Nigeria?

Yes, under strict regulatory oversight. Donated drugs must be handled through licensed healthcare personnel who certify provenance, authenticity, and non-counterfeit status before dispensation.

Will I be charged for courier pickup?

No. Individual donor pickups are 100% free of charge. Our logistics costs for charitable donations are subsidized through philanthropic partnerships and our platform escrow network.

What happens to donated medicines?

All verified medicines are channeled directly into community health outreaches, state general hospital charity wards, and vetted IDP health centers without any mark-up.

How do I dispose of unviable medicines safely?

Never flush or incinerate expired medicines at home. Return them to any community pharmacy with a safe drug disposal bin or contact us via our support page for safe drug take-back guidance.