Redefining Pharmacy
Not your typical pharmacy. No lines, no cold counters — just real people, real care, and meds delivered to your door. At Dose, we’re here to look after you, the way pharmacies used to.
The Dose Difference
Love that lingers Service that stays
At Dose, we’re rewriting what a pharmacy means. Not just pills and paperwork—but real care, for real people. Patients, providers, and partners—we’re here for all.
Leader.
Listener.
Pharmacist.
Yep, that’s Bilal.
Bilal Abdallah, Pharm D. is the hero of our movie. Bilal, along with his best friends from pharmacy school, founded Dose The Pharmacy with a shared vision of delivering exceptional, personalized care to patients. Backed by over 40 years of combined pharmacy experience, Bilal and his partners serve the West Orange, New Jersey community with a deep commitment to healthcare. Their approach goes beyond filling prescriptions, focusing on understanding each patient’s individual needs and providing customized healthcare solutions.
WELCOME TO DOSE
Care Upgraded A Smarter Pharmacy
Forget the sci-fi stuff. We're building a future where technology works quietly in the background to help people live healthier, better lives.
At Dose, smart systems like predictive inventory ensure we never run out of what matters most to you. Our fulfillment is faster, safer, and designed with care — all so we can do what we do best: take better care of you.
IN SIMPLE WORDS
Dose stands for
Disruptive.
Not your legacy pharmacy.
We’re reimagining what pharmacy care should look like — smarter systems, human-first support, and on-demand delivery.
Omnichannel.
Care that meets you where you are.
Whether it's text, call, email, or chat — access your pharmacist anytime, from anywhere. No robots, no waiting rooms.
Systematic.
Precision behind every process.
From predictive inventory to proactive refill tracking, every step is engineered for reliability, safety, and speed.
Ethical.
Rooted in care, built on trust.
We work for people — not profits. That means transparency, no inflated prices, and pharmacists who actually care.