You’re ordering medication online from a pharmacy halfway across the world. It’s fair to ask: who actually runs this place? Where does it ship from? Is anyone holding the bag if something goes wrong?
Here’s the straight answer.
Pharmabridge International is part of Mahi Medicos. We’re a registered pharmaceutical company based in Sahibabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. Mahi Medicos is the parent operation — it holds the drug licenses, the import-export code, the GST registration, and the supplier relationships with India’s WHO-GMP certified manufacturers.
Pharmabridge International is the name you see online. Mahi Medicos is the registered business behind everything that actually happens — sourcing the medication, packaging it, putting it through customs, and shipping it to your address.
What This Means When You Order
When you place an order on pharmabridgeinternational.com, here’s what’s actually moving in the background:
- Your payment goes to a registered Indian business with a GST number
- Your order gets pulled from inventory held under a wholesale drug license
- A pharmacist on record (registered with the Pharmacy Council, Member ID 20236670050) signs off on what goes out
- Shipping paperwork gets filed under the IEC code with India’s Director General of Foreign Trade
- The whole transaction shows up in our tax records next quarter
It’s not an anonymous web store with no accountability. It’s a real Indian pharmacy operation doing international fulfillment under its registered name.
Our Licenses (Go Verify Them)
These aren’t claims we’re making to look good. These are government numbers you can check yourself:
| What | Number |
|---|---|
| Wholesale Drug License | RLF21DL2023000976 |
| Import-Export Code (IEC) | GADPM5967H |
| GST Registration | 09GADPM5967H1Z4 |
Plug the GST number into the Indian government’s GST portal — it’ll come back as a registered, active business. The IEC checks out at DGFT. The drug license is on file with the Uttar Pradesh Drug Controller.
Where We Sit In The Supply Chain
We’re not a manufacturer. We don’t make the tablets ourselves. What we do is connect international buyers to the manufacturers who are already producing these medications for the Indian market.
The manufacturers we work with — Centurion Laboratories, Aurochem, and a few others — are the same companies producing generic Viagra (Cenforce), generic Cialis (Vidalista), and other medications that have been sold in India for years under proper regulation.
Our role is to source these from the manufacturer, hold them in licensed wholesale storage, and ship them out when an international customer orders. That’s it. Same medicine. Same factory. Different storefront.
Why The Parent Company Structure Matters
Most websites selling medication internationally are anonymous. No real address. No company name you can search. No way to know if there’s anyone behind the screen.
We work the opposite way. There’s a parent company. There’s a registered address. There’s a director on file. There’s a real pharmacy team in Sahibabad. If something goes wrong with your order, somebody’s there to talk to.
Is this normal for online pharmacies? Honestly, no. Most don’t bother — being verifiable costs money and creates obligations. We bother because that’s the trust signal that means anything when everything else about ordering medication internationally feels uncertain.
The Corporate Document
The PDF version of our corporate registration is available below if you want to download it:
Download Corporate Identity Document (PDF)
If you have specific questions about who we are or want to verify something independently, reach us through the contact form. Someone responds.
