Pharmacist review
Prescription-only medicines are routed through the proper pharmacist-led dispensing process rather than an instant “add to cart” shortcut.
MARS Pharmacies is designed around the neighborhood-pharmacy relationship: speak to a real pharmacist, check what you need before you travel, bring the prescription when required, and get clear help finding the right aisle or next step.
Customer calls or submits a non-sensitive availability request. Pharmacist confirms the correct next step.
02, Super Market, Kottawa, Pannipitiya
011-2843543
A pharmacy is not an online shop. Medicines, devices, prices, prescriptions, and availability are regulated, so you speak to a pharmacist first.
Prescription-only medicines are routed through the proper pharmacist-led dispensing process rather than an instant “add to cart” shortcut.
The current State Pharmaceuticals Corporation franchise directory lists Mars Pharmacy & Grocery in Kottawa.
Customers can ask whether a product/category is available before coming to the store. The website does not fabricate live stock.
The exact red/gold/white MARS badge stays consistent with MARS Global, while green is used only as the healthcare support color.
This is not a live stock catalog. Choose a category to see what to ask the pharmacy about.
Specific medicine/product availability should be verified by the pharmacy before the customer travels.
Use this form to prepare a short availability request. Do not put diagnosis details, full medical history, or other sensitive health information into this form. For prescription medicines, speak directly with the pharmacist and provide a valid prescription through the pharmacy’s approved process.
To send it, paste it into the contact form below.
Mars Pharmacy & Grocery is at 02, Super Market, Kottawa, Pannipitiya. Call 011-2843543 before you travel.
Current telephone listed by the State Pharmaceuticals Corporation of Sri Lanka: 011-2843543.
The NMRA regulates pharmacies and the retail sale, storage, distribution, pricing, and advertising of medicines in Sri Lanka. The website therefore keeps prescription review, product availability, price claims, and delivery promises conservative until they are connected to the pharmacy’s actual licensed workflow.
Prescription-only medicines should not be turned into a frictionless anonymous checkout flow.
The site can help a customer find a category or contact the pharmacist; it should not diagnose a condition or prescribe treatment.
Medicine pricing can be regulated. Production price data should come from a current pharmacy system and follow applicable NMRA requirements.
NMRA has published draft guidance around home delivery by licensed retail pharmacies. A delivery feature should be legally and operationally approved before launch.
The site architecture is ready for a verified branch directory, store-specific hours, store-specific stock checks, pharmacist contact routing, reserve-and-collect, and future compliant delivery — without changing the brand system.
A modern pharmacy website should save customers time without removing the professional safeguards that make a pharmacy trustworthy.
Questions, ideas, or a project in mind. Messages go straight to Lucky Ranasinghe at MADITECH.