10 Lead Magnet Ideas for Pharmacy

An interactive, fill-in-the-blank weekly pill schedule and dosage tracker designed for caregivers managing meds for seniors. It includes printable PDFs and simple reminder setup to reduce missed doses and calls to the pharmacy. Users can download after submitting an email address, making it easy to capture leads.

An AI wrapper that accepts a user’s current medication list and returns a high-level safety snapshot, flagging potential duplications and timing tips. It provides practical questions to bring to a pharmacist and is clearly labeled as informational, not medical advice.

A concise, two-page guide that helps caregivers know when to reorder meds, what information to have handy, and how to set up automatic refills. The guide reduces last-minute pharmacy runs and improves adherence for seniors.

A curated directory of prescription discount programs, generic substitutes, and patient assistance options tailored for seniors and caregivers. It helps families cut costs while staying compliant with therapy.

A guided at-home audit to identify expired meds, storage hazards, dosing duplicates, and proper labeling. Includes a printable report and a follow-up care plan to share with the pharmacist.

A practical, family-focused guide for managing cold and flu at home, with safe OTC recommendations and red flags for when to seek care. It includes quick dosing reminders and a one-page dosing chart.

An AI-assisted vaccination planner that tracks recommended vaccines by age and health status and sends friendly reminders. It helps caregivers coordinate shots with the local pharmacy and doctor visits.

A one-page, fillable emergency medication list for quick handoffs during crises and caregiver transitions. Includes fields for meds, dosages, allergies, and emergency contacts, plus a QR code for digital storage.

A concise, pharmacist-approved cheat sheet covering commonly used prescriptions, typical side effects, and safety tips for seniors. Designed as a ready reference for quick conversations with the pharmacy team.

A starter directory of essential pharmacy services (delivery, auto-refills, blister packs, medication counseling) offered by community pharmacies. It highlights what to ask for and how to qualify for programs, driving engagement with your local pharmacy.