Dermatology inventory management software for the procedure room: scan the carton, a clock on every reconstituted vial, lots and dates on biopsy supplies, and reorders drafted to Allergan or Henry Schein.
Track every Botox vial, biopsy punch, suture pack, and cryogen refill across your exam rooms. Get alerts before you run low. Send purchase orders to Allergan or Bovie in one click. No spreadsheets. No surprises.
Email us a photo of the injectable fridge and the procedure room shelves. We build the import with your products, suppliers and alert levels; you upload it, approve the preview, and your medical assistants are scanning before the end of clinic.

Captured from a sample practice. Counts, alert levels and reorders are on every plan; lots and dates, doses with initials, vial clocks and the shared station are on the Clinical plan.

A patient is prepped for a biopsy and the punch size you need is in the other exam room.
Aim a phone at the barcode on the carton. The count in every exam room comes up, lot by lot on tracked products, with the date; tap to take one or to receive a delivery. A product the practice has never scanned is created on the spot.

A vial mixed on Monday for a cosmetic visit sits in the fridge until someone wonders whether it is still good.
Mark the vial mixed and it knows its size, draws every unit against itself, warns before the window closes, and closes itself when the last unit goes. A discard records what was left and why, priced, so the write-off is a line in a report and not an argument.

It is 4pm on a Friday and the Allergan rep is getting a text from the procedure room.
An alert level set once per product is all it takes. When a product crosses it, a draft order waits for you, grouped by supplier, Allergan, Henry Schein, Bovie or whoever you buy from, per room if you want it that way. Approve and send, and your rep has it in her inbox.

A patient calls to ask which lot of filler she received in March.
Search by product, lot, initials or reason, filter by date, export the CSV. A dose carries the provider and the patient initials it was logged with, a vial that closed itself says who drew the last unit, and a recall letter becomes a two-minute search.

Three medical assistants share one login, so every count in the history has the same name on it.
Run the shared iPad as a station: each person taps her name and a PIN, and every dose and count carries it. The physician sees cost and billing, the practice manager runs ordering, medical assistants count what is in front of them.
Your EHR holds the chart, the photos and the claim. MedRestock holds the shelf. One does not replace the other.
| Feature | ModMed | Nextech | EZDERM | MedRestock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patient charts & photo documentation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · |
| Appointment scheduling | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · |
| Billing & insurance claims | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | · |
| Real-time injectable inventory tracking | · | · | · | ✓ |
| Botox & topical expiration alerts | · | · | · | ✓ |
| Auto-generated purchase orders | · | · | · | ✓ |
| Multi-room stock visibility | · | · | · | ✓ |
| Reorder thresholds & low stock alerts | · | · | · | ✓ |
| Direct supplier email integration | · | · | · | ✓ |
Most dermatology practices keep their EHR and add MedRestock for $49 to $99 per month.
Sign up, name your practice and its rooms, or open a sample dermatology practice with toxin, filler, biopsy supplies and retail skincare already on the shelf and look around first.
A photo or your current order sheet is enough. We build the import with products, suppliers and alert levels; you upload it and approve the preview. Or scan each carton yourself and set its alert level as you go.
Doses, mixes and procedure supplies are logged from the exam room. Low stock alerts fire before a product runs out, and draft orders wait for you, grouped by rep.
Because the EHR was never going to do this. I am Caleb, and we build MedRestock in Orlando for the part of a dermatology practice that lives on shelves and in a fridge: the toxin and filler that lose value past their window, the biopsy and suture supplies that run out the morning of a full procedure day, the retail skincare that quietly expires on the display.
An aesthetics practice in Arkansas has logged every injectable dose with initials since July, and its opened vials close themselves when the last unit is drawn. Every sentence on this page describes something the product does today for a paying practice, not a slide about next year.
You will not load the fridge alone. The welcome email on day one has my name on it and replies reach me. Send a photo of the fridge and the procedure shelves and we build the import for your practice; you upload it, approve the preview, and your assistants are scanning the same afternoon. No setup fee, no contract, no card to start the trial.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, no card, and the import built for you by our team.
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