Vending Machine Business Blog

The pharmacy at Penn State University’s Student Health Center has employed a robot lovingly named “Rex” to do everything from count

An average U.S. adult takes more than 11 prescription medications, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation, and senior citizens fill more than 31

Experts estimate that at least 10% of the general population will have a problem with dependency on drugs or alcohol at some point in their lives.

Office and retail vending machines have become extremely popular in recent years; with many placed in hospitals, schools, office buildings, airports,

CAP is an acronym that stands for “Controlled Access Pharmaceutical Dispensing.” It refers to a type of system that medical institutions

There is nothing worse than running out of office supplies when needed most, such as post-it notes, pens, or discovering that the letter “T” on

Within the medical industry, pharmacy inventory is in a high-stakes gamble with supply shortages. A medical vending machine is important for local

These days, many hospitals and other medical facilities find themselves in a similar predicament regarding the storage and tracking of emergency

There are more than a few ambulatory surgery programs that have become burdened with overwhelming overhead expenses, especially when it comes to

When it comes to traveling, most of us are familiar with hotel vending machines. From a bag of chips to a chocolate candy bar, we’ve all ended

UCapIt uses the latest technology to control inventory access to pharmaceutical supplies, including first aid medical supplies and emergency medical

If you’re on a college campus and are frantically running from one building to another to make it to your next class on time, it’s