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111 Inc is a China-based healthcare company that connects drug makers, pharmacies, doctors, and patients through an online platform. It sells prescription medicines, over-the-counter drugs, and other health products, and it also helps people find and buy care through digital channels. Its main customers are consumers, pharmacies, and healthcare partners that need a faster way to source medicines and serve patients.
The company makes money in a few straightforward ways: it earns sales revenue from medicine distribution, takes service fees from platform and technology services, and may also charge partners for supply-chain and pharmacy support. In simple terms, it sits in the middle of the healthcare supply chain, moving products from manufacturers to end buyers while adding ordering, data, and logistics support.
What makes 111 Inc different is that it is not just an online store or just a wholesaler. It combines pharmacy e-commerce, drug distribution, and software tools in one business, which helps it serve both consumers who want convenient access to medicine and businesses that need a dependable channel to sell and restock health products.
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