E-prescription Your prescription online, verifiable by QR code
After a video consultation, your doctor can give you an electronic prescription: a signed PDF you show at the pharmacy on your phone or on paper, which the pharmacist can verify in seconds.
How to get a prescription online
From consultation to pharmacy
No paper to collect, no trip to the clinic.
You consult by video
Your doctor asks questions, assesses your situation and decides whether treatment is appropriate.
The doctor writes the prescription
If they prescribe a treatment, they write the prescription online and sign it.
You find it online
It is available as a PDF from the link you receive by email and WhatsApp, to download, print or show on your phone.
What's on it
Everything the pharmacist needs
Each prescription carries the details of a standard prescription, plus a QR code for verification.
- The doctor's name, specialty and Medical Council (CNOM) registration number
- Your full name and date of birth
- Each medicine with its dosage, frequency and instructions
- The prescription date and the expiry date
- The doctor's advice and, where applicable, the "renewable" mention
- The doctor's signature, a reference number and the QR code
For pharmacists
Verify a prescription in 3 steps
The QR code leads to a page on sahtidoc.ma confirming the document was issued by a Sahti Doc doctor.
- 1
Scan the QR code
With any phone camera. It opens a page on sahtidoc.ma/verify-document.
- 2
Check the details
The page shows a "Verified document" status, the patient, the consultation date and the document type.
- 3
Compare with the original
Download the original file from that page and compare it with the document presented: doctor, patient, date and treatment.
A screenshot or an altered copy is not proof. If the QR code doesn't lead to sahtidoc.ma or the details differ, don't dispense and contact us.
FAQ
E-prescriptions: your questions
How do I get a prescription online in Morocco?
Book a video consultation with a doctor registered with the Medical Council. After seeing you, if a treatment is appropriate, the doctor writes the prescription online. You get it as a PDF from the link sent by email and WhatsApp, to show at the pharmacy.
How much does an online prescription cost?
The prescription isn't charged separately: you only pay for the consultation, at the price the doctor shows before you book. You then buy the medicines at the pharmacy.
Who writes the e-prescription?
The doctor who saw you. Their name, specialty and Medical Council (CNOM) registration number appear on the prescription, along with their signature.
How do I use it at the pharmacy?
Show the PDF on your phone or print it. The pharmacist can scan the QR code to check that the document was issued by a Sahti Doc doctor.
Will the doctor always prescribe a treatment?
No. They only prescribe if your situation calls for it. They may also give advice without medicine, order tests, or refer you to an in-person visit.
Can every medicine be prescribed online?
No. For some medicines, such as narcotics and some psychotropic drugs, or when your condition needs an examination, the doctor may decline to prescribe remotely and refer you to an in-person consultation.
Can I renew a prescription online?
For long-term treatment of a stable condition, the doctor can renew the prescription after a consultation if they consider it appropriate. They can also mark it as renewable.
What if I lose my prescription?
It stays available from your consultation link, received by email and WhatsApp. You can download it again at any time.
A qualified doctor, when you need one
Choose a specialty and a time slot, then consult by video, at the practice or at home.
