Pharmacy Label Printing and Barcode Scanning Solutions

ERS supply a full range of Zebra Printers including the LP2844 & the latest GX420D 4" using Direct Thermal technology.

Our extensive range of Labels can be used for use on Patient Records, Addresses and for Dispensing Pharmacies that require prescription labels and manage pharmacy and general operations.

We also supply a full range of barcode scanners for all budgets including the very popular Motorola Symbol LS2208 Laser Scanner which is supplied with a stand and can be used hands free and also the low cost Opticon OPR3201.

Zebra's thermal printers meet the multiple labeling needs of your pharmacy operations and cost less to use than laser printers. Thermal printers are purpose-built for label printing, so they provide reliable performance, load easily, and use cost-effective media that produces virtually no waste and does not require ribbons or expensive toner. Large label rolls and a straight paper path save time by preventing jams and by allowing you to print more labels without changing media. These features add up to superior total cost of ownership compared to other print technologies. See why compact, desktop, thermal printers are a great fit for pharmacies where space and budgets are tight.

• Quickly and quietly produce easy-to-read prescription vial labels on demand.
• Desktop thermal printers support multiple linear and two-dimensional bar code symbologies and excel at small label printing, so you can easily include top quality bar codes on prescription labels and documentation.
• Print prescription instructions and packaging labels with the same printer, and include a matching bar codethe pharmacist can scan as an added safety check to ensure prescriptions and patient instructions are matched correctly.
• Take advantage of Reduced Space Symbology (RSS) and other small bar code label printing capabilities to mark medications for use in automated dispensing systems
• Desktop printers can encode radio frequency identification (RFID) smart labels. Use RFID to enable hands-free and unattended data collection. Use smart labels to encode uniqueserial numbers for traceability, gather information to meet pedigree requirements, automatically track product movement, and enhance security.