💊 PHARMACY DIGITAL SIGNAGE

Digital Signage for Pharmacies

Flu-shot notices, pickup instructions, OTC offers: how do you keep them right on every pharmacy screen and stop reprinting posters every week? In Look DS the window, the prescription counter and the aisles are updated from one dashboard in the browser, in one store or in the whole chain.

One dashboard for every counter and window

One publish changes services, pickup steps and offers in all stores.

Queue information and health tips together

Split the counter screen into zones, and the queue information is always on screen.

Runs on the screens you already have

Install the free Look App on a supported TV, or plug in the Look HDMI Player.
Pharmacy digital signage promoting cold and allergy relief products in a store.
  • No credit card required. From $6 per screen/month with volume pricing.

  • Runs on Android, Windows, Linux, Tizen, webOS, Raspberry Pi and more.

  • 24/7 in-app support from real people.

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Keep every pharmacy screen current from one place

With pharmacy digital signage, pharmacies and drugstore chains run window displays, prescription-counter screens and aisle promos from one cloud CMS. Service, health and product messages change in all stores at the same time.
Every screen has its own playlist and layout. During the day the window advertises vaccinations and after closing it shows opening hours. The counter screen explains pickup, aisle screens show OTC offers, and all of it is scheduled in advance and published remotely. Public screens in a pharmacy should show only approved content and privacy-safe identifiers. Patient names, medications, prescription details and other protected data never go into signage content or integrations. Every campaign goes through the pharmacy's compliance review before it is published.

Sound familiar?

    • A red cross inside a black circle

      Flu-shot posters still up in spring

    • A red cross inside a black circle

      Customers asking how pickup works

    • A red cross inside a black circle

      Every store prints its own promo sheet

    • A red cross inside a black circle

      Services customers don't know you offer

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What you get with Look

    • One publish, all store screens updated

    • Campaigns end on their end date

    • Queue display and health tips on one screen

    • The TVs you already have work as screens

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From one counter screen to every store in the chain

Pair a screen, build a playlist and publish it. The next counter, window and store join through the same three steps, managed from the same Look account.
  • Connect your screens

    Install the free Look App on a compatible TV or display, or plug in the Look HDMI Player, then pair the screen with the code it shows.
  • Build and schedule the content

    Start from a template, add services, offers and health tips, then set playlists for opening hours, closing time and seasonal campaigns.
  • Publish to one store or all

    Publish from any browser to a single window screen, one region or the whole chain, and update it again when a service or campaign changes.
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Pharmacy digital signage for every part of the store

The window screen is for people walking by, the counter screen for people waiting for a prescription, the aisle screen for people who browse. Each has its own layout and schedule in one Look account, and no screen shows patient details.

Storefront window

Bring people in for the services you offer.
The window screen presents vaccination services, health checks and opening hours in a format readable from the sidewalk. Keep each slide to one clear message in type large enough for street viewing.
Schedule it by time of day: in the day it shows the vaccination campaign, and when the pharmacy closes it switches to opening hours and approved after-hours information.
Best for: Opening hours, vaccination campaigns, health services, seasonal offers, after-hours information

Prescription drop-off and pickup

Make pickup instructions clear at the counter.
People at the counter need clear pickup steps, service information and guidance on what to bring. A screen above the counter presents those details while names, medications and other personal health information remain off the display.
If your queue system has a web display, a split-screen layout shows it in one zone, with health information and a ticker next to it.
Best for: Pickup steps, queue display, refill reminders, what to bring, health tips

Waiting area and consultation room

Keep customers informed while they wait.
Customers waiting for a prescription or consultation can view pharmacy-approved health information, pharmacist services, the local forecast and selected news.
A QR code on screen opens the full leaflet, a booking page or the loyalty sign-up on the customer's own phone, so no paragraph has to fit on the screen.
Best for: Health tips, pharmacist services, weather and news, QR to leaflets, appointment booking

OTC and wellness aisles

Help shoppers find the right shelf.
Vitamins, allergy relief, skincare and travel-size products all compete for attention. An endcap or shelf screen shows the seasonal range and the offer on it, so people find what they came for and see what goes with it.
Campaign content has its own end date. The allergy promo disappears by itself when its period is over.
Best for: Seasonal ranges, OTC offers, vitamins and supplements, skincare, travel health

Checkout and front counter

The last stop for the offer and the loyalty card.
The checkout line is where people pick up the last add-on and decide whether to join the rewards program. A small screen by the register runs limited-time deals, loyalty tiers and member offers.
The Slider app rotates product photos without a playlist. Google Reviews shows your rating to people who just picked your store.
Best for: Loyalty program, limited-time deals, impulse items, member offers, Google reviews

Dispensary and staff room

Reach the team between prescriptions.
A screen in the dispensary or break room keeps approved shift notes, procedure updates, training dates and product recall notices from the corporate team visible to staff.
Staff content has its own playlist and goes only to back-of-house screens, so customers never see it.
Best for: Shift notes, recall notices, training dates, procedure updates, team recognition

To use Look digital signage software

Look service works seamlessly on any hardware, whether you're planning to purchase or already use it
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Install FREE Look App

Transform any TV or compatible device into digital signage by installing the free Look app.
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What our customers say

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I’m grateful for the opportunity to work with Look and it's been a really big game changer for us, because it has helped us to come across as an older business in a much more fresh way.
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We have 22 locations and zero issues with Look software. It’s so easy to use and has a lot of useful tools that we utilize in our day-to-day business. All-in-all, our experience was top-notch.
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We tried many different solutions for our platform. After many trials and errors, we found Look Digital Signage to be an amazing tool for our purposes.
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Free templates

Pharmacy templates for services, offers and health tips

Upload your logo, fonts and brand colors one time and use them on all screens in the chain. What does a pharmacy screen need? Opening hours, vaccination and health-service notices, seasonal OTC promos, loyalty offers and pickup instructions. Choose a template, enter your text and prices, check that it can be read from across the store, schedule, publish.
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Built-in apps

Apps that keep pharmacy screens current between campaigns

Add apps to a playlist like any other content item to keep reviews, forecasts, news and Wi-Fi details current while connected. Build essential screen content from cached images and video, then add apps for information that changes more frequently.

Frequently asked questions about pharmacy digital signage

How much does pharmacy digital signage cost?

Look starts at $15 per screen per month, or $13.50 if you pay yearly, and with more screens the price per screen goes down. If you need the CMS on your own infrastructure, on-premise is available with a custom quote. Hardware costs are different in each case: a compatible display you already have may only need the Look App, and a new commercial display or a Look HDMI Player adds to the cost. Current plans are on the pricing page.

Do I need a new TV for pharmacy digital signage?

Usually not. The Look App runs on Android, Google TV, Windows, Linux, Raspberry Pi, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, Amazon Signage, Fire OS and macOS, so the TV or commercial display already hanging behind the counter will often do. LG webOS and Samsung Tizen displays run the player on the screen itself, with no box to buy. A screen with no usable operating system takes the Look HDMI Player in its HDMI port.

Can a screen show that a prescription is ready without exposing patient data?

A pharmacy can display a privacy-safe pickup code generated by its queue system, provided the workflow complies with applicable privacy requirements. Keep names, medications, conditions and other identifying details off public screens. If the queue system offers an approved web display, Embeddable Code can place it in one layout zone. Have the pharmacy's compliance team review the complete workflow before launch.

What should go on the screens at the prescription counter?

Answers to what people ask while they wait: how pickup works, which services need an appointment, what the pharmacist can help with. With a split-screen layout the pickup number stays in one zone, and health information, a vaccination notice and a ticker play next to it. The number is never hidden behind a slide. A QR code opens the full leaflet or the booking page on the customer's phone.

Can pharmacy screens switch automatically between open and closed hours?

Yes. A weekly schedule says what each day looks like, and time slots change the content at opening and closing time, in the time zone of each screen. In the day a window screen can advertise services, and when the doors close it shows opening hours and the nearest after-hours option. There is no holiday calendar. So if you are closed on a public holiday, give the notice its own start and end dates or change the schedule by hand.

Can I schedule content for flu season, allergy season or back-to-school?

Yes. Each content item can carry its own start and end dates, so an approved seasonal campaign launches and expires on schedule. Allergy information in spring, sun protection in summer and back-to-school service notices can all be prepared in advance, then sent to every store or only locations that provide the relevant service.

What should I display on a pharmacy window screen?

Opening hours, the services you offer, seasonal health campaigns and a few selected OTC offers. Keep anything related to a specific prescription off a screen that faces the street. Scheduling lets a daytime promotion hand over to after-hours information at closing time with nobody at the screen. Street-facing displays also need larger type and a display bright enough for the light outside, so check the screen from across the road before signing it off.

Can we advertise medicines and OTC products on pharmacy screens?

You can promote pharmacy services and OTC ranges where local rules allow it. Prescription-drug advertising needs a separate legal review. The rules are very different from market to market. In the United States, for example, the FDA regulates prescription-drug promotion aimed at consumers. Before you publish branded campaigns, check the advertising, labeling and pharmacy rules in every jurisdiction where your screens are.

Can one account manage screens across all my pharmacy locations?

Yes. All stores of the chain are in one account. Screens are grouped and tagged by location, so a campaign can go to all pharmacies, to one region or to one window screen, and every screen has its own schedule and time zone. There are three roles, and access is set per CMS section, not per screen. That means a user who can publish can publish to every store. So before you give out logins, decide who at head office and in the stores can publish.

How do we keep every store's screens on brand?

Upload the logo, product photos and your fonts one time and keep them in shared asset folders. Then every store works with the same files. In Content Creator there are hundreds of free templates, so everyone starts from the same base. If content has to work on portrait counter screens and on landscape window displays, make two versions and preview both.

Can pharmacy screens show live content such as reviews, weather or news?

Yes, through the built-in apps: Google Reviews shows your current rating and latest reviews, Weather and Live news keep a waiting area current, Wi-Fi share turns the guest network into a QR code, and Slider, Clocks, RSS and Instagram fill the remaining zones. Add an app to a playlist and it updates itself. Apps pull their content from the internet, so they need a working connection to stay current.

Can Look connect to our pharmacy management or POS system?

Look does not provide a dedicated native connector for every pharmacy management, POS or ERP platform. Integration options include the Look API, Zapier, action triggers, outbound webhooks and Embeddable Code. Available workflows depend on what the external pharmacy system can securely send, receive or publish. Keep patient and prescription data outside signage integrations unless the complete setup has passed compliance review.

What happens to the screens when the store's internet goes down?

Scheduled images and video play from the player's local cache, so the counter screen doesn't go black when the connection is lost. Live content like web pages and streams stops until the internet is back, and then the player syncs by itself. For screens that must never be empty, keep cached images or video in the schedule and don't rely only on live content.

Can I push an urgent notice to every store, such as a recall or a temporary closure?

Yes. A notice can be published from a browser to one screen, one region or every store, so a product recall, a supply shortage or a temporary closure reaches customers without anyone editing screens on site. Look has no dedicated override that interrupts playback, and it is not a mass-notification or life-safety system, so emergency procedures should stay with the tools your emergency plan already names.

Is Look HIPAA compliant?

HIPAA compliance is about the whole pharmacy workflow, contracts, settings and how protected health information is handled. A signage feature alone can't make you compliant. Before you use any vendor in a workflow with PHI, check the required safeguards and contract terms, including whether you need a BAA and whether the vendor offers one. The safest setup is when PHI is not in the content, the integrations or on public screens at all.

What is pharmacy digital signage?

Pharmacy digital signage is a system for running the screens in a pharmacy, from the window to the prescription counter, from one central CMS instead of changing each display by hand. Pharmacies use it for pickup instructions, service and vaccination campaigns, health information, OTC promotions, opening hours and store notices. With Look, content, playlists, schedules and screens sit in one dashboard, whether that covers a single store or a whole chain.