Medical store and pharmacy bill format

Bill medicines with batch, expiry and MRP on every line, and the right GST. Fill it online and download or print the bill free.

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In short

A pharmacy bill shows the store's name, drug licence number and GSTIN, a bill number and date, the patient's or doctor's name where needed, and for each medicine: name, manufacturer, batch number, expiry date, quantity, MRP, discount and amount. Most medicines carry HSN 3004 and 5% GST since 22 September 2025, with some life-saving drugs exempt. MRP includes GST, so show the tax inside the price.

Fields to include

  1. Store name, address, drug licence number and GSTIN
  2. Bill number and date
  3. Patient's name and prescribing doctor (for scheduled drugs)
  4. Medicine name and manufacturer
  5. Batch number and expiry date
  6. HSN (3004 for most medicines), quantity and MRP
  7. Discount and GST (5% on most medicines)
  8. Total and payment mode

When to use it

  • Retail pharmacies and chemists
  • Hospital and clinic pharmacies
  • Wholesale medicine distributors

How to make one online

  1. Open the free invoice maker

    Tap "Make this invoice free". It opens in your browser; no signup.

  2. Fill in the fields

    Type your details, your customer's and the items. Totals and the CGST, SGST or IGST split are worked out for you.

  3. Download or send

    Download the PDF to print or share. Sign up free to save it and send it on WhatsApp or email.

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Frequently asked questions

What GST rate applies to medicines?

Most medicines are taxed at 5% from 22 September 2025, and some specified life-saving drugs are exempt. Check the rate for each product against its HSN code.

Why add batch number and expiry on the bill?

They let the customer, the store and the regulator trace a product if it is recalled, and they are expected on pharmacy bills.

How do I show GST when prices are MRP?

MRP includes GST. Work the tax out of the price: at 5%, GST is MRP × 5 ÷ 105. The free GST calculator does this for you.

More questions? See the Receipt Book FAQ.

Sources

This page explains the rules in general terms as of November 2026. It is not tax or legal advice; check your case with your CA.

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