Why Reserve Meds is trustworthy in Egypt

1. The regulator and the legal basis

In Egypt, Reserve Meds operates under the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA) named-patient import framework. The specific legal basis is EDA named-patient and personal-use framework.

Every case we coordinate is filed by a Egypt-licensed treating physician at a Egypt-licensed dispensing facility. Reserve Meds is the coordination layer, not the prescriber, not the dispensing pharmacy, and not the regulator. We supply the documentation packet the regulator expects and the US-side sourcing under DSCSA chain-of-custody.

2. Your hospital and treating physician

Your treating doctor's hospital files the request with the regulator. Reserve Meds prepares the documents your doctor needs and coordinates delivery to the hospital pharmacy that receives the medicine.

3. US sourcing chain

Every medicine Reserve Meds coordinates is sourced through a US-licensed pharmaceutical wholesale partner operating under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA). Chain-of-custody is documented end-to-end from the FDA-approved manufacturer through to the EDA-registered dispensing facility in Egypt.

We do not source from grey-market or unverified channels. Where cold-chain is required, we use temperature-monitored packaging with continuous loggers and tamper-evident seals. Arrival temperature data is logged on every shipment.

See our public trust and compliance page for the full sourcing posture.

4. Medical attestation chain

The clinical and regulatory content on Reserve Meds is reviewed by the Reserve Meds clinical operations team. AI tools help us draft and check our work; they are not a medical or legal substitute, and a person on the team signs off each page.

Every named drug indication, dosing schedule, FDA approval status, and pathway description is fact-checked against the FDA label and the EDA published guidance at the time of last review. The reviewed-date stamp on each page is the most recent attestation date.

What we are not, and what we do not claim

• We are not the prescriber. The treating Egypt physician is.
• We are not the dispensing pharmacy. Egypt-licensed hospital pharmacy of record is.
• We do not manufacture any medicine. Manufacturer is named on every page.
• We do not bill insurance. Cash-pay is the default.
• We do not own or operate any treatment centre.
• Our coordination fee is disclosed in writing before any funds move.

Patient privacy

We never publish patient case details without written consent.