About Cureiva Healthcare
Healthcare access built around people, clinics and international needs.
Cureiva Healthcare supports medicine enquiries for personal-use requirements and wholesale procurement, and helps international patients coordinate medical treatment in India. Every enquiry is handled subject to prescription requirements, destination-country import rules and applicable healthcare regulations.
Who we are
Cureiva Healthcare is an India-based healthcare company focused on connecting patients and healthcare organisations with medicine supply options and practical healthcare support.
Personal medicine enquiries
Patients and individuals can enquire about specific prescription or non-prescription medicines for personal use. We review product availability and destination requirements before discussing supply options. A valid prescription may be required depending on the medicine and destination.
Wholesale & clinic supply
We work with eligible clinics, pharmacies, wholesalers and healthcare organisations that need repeat or volume supply. Requirements such as buyer licensing, import permits, prescriptions, product registration and customs documentation depend on the destination.
Medical tourism in India
For international patients considering treatment in India, our dedicated team can help coordinate hospitals, specialist appointments, virtual consultations where available, accommodation, airport transfers and local travel.
Healthcare organisations we support
Our business-to-business enquiries span multiple areas of modern healthcare. Supply is handled only where the buyer and destination requirements permit it.
Medicine categories we work with
Our catalogue covers a broad range of healthcare requirements. Availability, prescription status and import eligibility vary by product and destination.
Prescription-led medicines and clinic procurement enquiries.
Including semaglutide and tirzepatide enquiries where lawful.
Finasteride, dutasteride, combination products and topical solutions.
Acne, pigmentation, antifungal and specialist dermatology medicines.
Case-based availability and procurement enquiries.
Medicines used in ongoing long-term care.
Personal-use medicine imports: 20 common destination examples
Personal-import rules are not the same everywhere. The figures below are simplified examples from current regulator/customs guidance and should never be treated as an automatic right to import a prescription medicine.
| Destination | Typical personal-use quantity | Important conditions | Official guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Up to 90 days in limited circumstances | FDA personal importation is discretionary, not a general entitlement. Foreign visitors may generally bring or ship up to a 90-day supply; additional conditions apply. | FDA → |
| Canada | Up to 90 days for visitors / specified exceptions | Canadian residents are generally not permitted to import prescription drugs for routine personal use. Visitors and limited exceptions can differ. | Health Canada → |
| United Kingdom | Up to 3 months | Personal medicines brought into the UK may be limited to a three-month supply. Controlled drugs and mailed medicines can require additional rules or licensing. | GOV.UK → |
| Australia | Up to 3 months per import | Prescription-only medicines generally require a valid Australian prescription or written authority. Controlled substances and counterfeit products are excluded. | TGA → |
| New Zealand | Up to 3 months | Prescription medicine imports require a reasonable excuse, typically authorisation from a New Zealand prescriber. Controlled drugs have tighter limits. | Medsafe → |
| Japan | Prescription: up to 1 month without import confirmation | Larger quantities may require an Import Confirmation before entry. Other medicines can have different quantity limits. | MHLW → |
| Singapore | Up to 3 months | Approval may be required depending on the active ingredient. Prescription/doctor documentation and original packaging are expected. | HSA → |
| Malaysia | Up to 1 month in personal luggage | For medicines sent by post, an import exemption may be required. Controlled medicines have additional requirements. | NPRA → |
| United Arab Emirates | Prescription medicines: up to 6 months; controlled: up to 3 months | Prescription/medical documentation is required; controlled medicines can require declaration or approval. | MoHAP → |
| Saudi Arabia | Non-controlled: typically up to 3 months; controlled: shorter limits | SFDA rules depend on medicine classification, documentation and traveller status. Controlled medicines may be limited to about 30 days or the stay duration. | SFDA → |
| Germany | Traveller: up to 3 months | German customs treats up to three months per medicine as customary personal need for travellers. Special restrictions apply to controlled substances. | German Customs → |
| France | Typically up to 3 months | For travellers, quantity normally follows the prescription duration or, without a prescription, up to three months. Narcotic/psychotropic medicines are stricter. | French Customs → |
| Spain | Traveller: up to 3 months | The amount should correspond to the prescribed treatment and generally not exceed three months. Narcotic/psychotropic medicines require specific permission. | AEMPS → |
| Netherlands | Traveller personal use; no simple postal allowance | Travellers may carry most medicines for personal use, but private individuals generally should not have medicines mailed from outside the EU without the required licence/exemption. | Dutch Customs → |
| Ireland | Visitors: up to 3 months carried personally | Visitors entering from non-Schengen countries may carry up to three months of prescription medicines for personal use with supporting prescription/medical documentation. | Department of Health → |
| Italy | Case-specific | There is no simple general postal personal-import allowance for foreign prescription medicines. Import of unavailable/unregistered medicines can require a doctor and authorised healthcare/pharmacy pathway. | AIFA → |
| Switzerland | Up to 1 month | Private individuals may generally import no more than one month’s supply for their own use. Narcotics and doping substances have special restrictions. | Swissmedic → |
| Norway | Traveller from outside EEA: up to 3 months | Prescription medicines sent by post from countries outside the EEA are generally not permitted for personal import. Traveller rules differ from postal rules. | DMP → |
| South Africa | Traveller: up to 3 months generally | Personal medicines may be carried for up to three months with a doctor’s prescription; certain scheduled medicines can have tighter one-month limits. | SARS → |
| Israel | Case-specific / permit pathway | Registered and unregistered medicinal products can require Ministry of Health import permits, pharmacist involvement or individual-use approval depending on the product and route. | Israel Ministry of Health → |
Medical treatment in India, with practical support around it
Patients seeking affordable or specialist treatment in India can contact Cureiva for healthcare facilitation and travel coordination.
Doctor & hospital coordination
We help connect cases with relevant hospitals and reputed specialist doctors based on the patient’s medical requirement.
Virtual consultation coordination
Where the hospital or doctor offers it, we can help coordinate an initial remote consultation before travel.
Travel & stay assistance
Our team can assist with appointment scheduling, accommodation, airport pickup, local transportation and practical travel planning.
Tell us what you need.
Whether you are an individual patient, pharmacy, clinic, distributor or an international patient planning treatment in India, our team can review your requirement and guide you to the appropriate next step.
Contact Cureiva Healthcare
Email
enquiry@cureivahealthcare.com
WhatsApp / Phone
+91 83870 99999
Location
Jaipur, India
Frequently asked questions
How Cureiva handles medicine and healthcare enquiries.
Does Cureiva supply medicines to individuals?
We accept personal-use medicine enquiries. Whether a medicine can be supplied depends on the product, prescription status, quantity, destination-country law, customs rules and any required patient documentation.
Do you supply clinics and pharmacies in bulk?
Yes, we accept wholesale and repeat procurement enquiries from eligible clinics, pharmacies, distributors and healthcare organisations. Licensing and import documentation may be required depending on the destination.
Can Cureiva guarantee customs clearance?
No. Customs and the destination-country regulator make the final decision. We can discuss documentation and known destination requirements, but the importer is responsible for ensuring that the proposed import is lawful.
Do you provide prescriptions?
Cureiva does not issue prescriptions unless a consultation is separately provided by an appropriately licensed healthcare professional. Prescription medicines should only be used under qualified medical supervision.
Can you help with treatment in India?
Yes. Cureiva can help coordinate hospitals, specialist doctors, virtual consultations where available, accommodation, airport pickup and local travel. Diagnosis and treatment remain the responsibility of the licensed treating professionals and hospitals.
Compliance & medical disclaimer: Cureiva Healthcare provides medicine-supply enquiries, healthcare procurement coordination and medical-tourism facilitation. Product availability does not mean a medicine is legal to import into every country. Prescription, import, licensing and customs requirements vary by medicine and jurisdiction. Cureiva does not replace a physician, pharmacist, hospital, customs authority or medicines regulator. Patients should use prescription medicines only under appropriate medical supervision.