If you are a patient who always needs to take medicine from the government clinics, you can save transportation costs and time, and reduce the risk of infection with the MyUBAT mobile application launched by the Ministry of Health. Let check out how this amazing mobile application works!
Functions
1. Public Can Request Mailing Of Medicines
The public can also request relevant units to send medicines to their homes, but they need to pay the mailing fee. After that, you will get a tracking code to check the shipment of medicines.
2. Public Can Make An Appointment To Collect Their Medicine
The public can make an appointment for the date and time of taking the medicine. The relevant unit will prepare your medicine in advance, so you no need to waste time waiting in line to take the medicine.
Precautions
1. Only tablets and capsules can be mailed to your door.
2. Medications that require refrigeration, liquids, nerves, and psychotropic drugs cannot be mailed.
3. People need to make a mailing request 3 weeks before they finish their medicine. If you choose to make an appointment to get the medicine, please make an appointment a week before finishing your medicine.
Steps
2. If you are a first-time user, please choose "Log Masuk Kali Pertama" to register. If you already have an account, please log in directly.
3. Fill in your personal information and choose which government hospital or clinic you usually go to. Then, set your email and password to log in.
4. Choose the service you want.
5. Read the terms and conditions before clicking "Mohon Perkhidmatan".
6. Enter the address and time to see the doctor. Then, upload the letter or prescription from the doctor.
7. It takes about 1 to 3 working days to verify after submission. A shipment tracking number will be added after the drug is shipped.
You can also browse the official website of Lembaga Farmasi Malaysia to view a detailed list of hospitals and clinics. Without further ado, please inform friends in need!
