Closing the gap between prescription and safe treatment.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the pharmacist-to-patient ratio in rural areas can exceed 1:10,000, and an estimated 16.7% of the regional drug supply is counterfeit or substandard. Most people never get professional guidance on the medication they take — they get it from an informal vendor, in a language that may not be their own, with no way to verify what's actually in the package.
RxLoop exists to close that gap: a digital pharmacist in every pocket, built for the connectivity and language realities of the communities it serves, not adapted from a Western template.
RxLoop is medication-safety infrastructure, built in stages. Today, that means a real, working tool: medication reference information in five languages, offline-first so it works without reliable connectivity, and a community counterfeit-reporting feature that starts building toward verified detection.
The longer-term vision — computer-vision counterfeit detection against a manufacturer-verified database — depends on real partnerships with manufacturers and regulators, which we're building toward deliberately rather than claiming before they exist. See our product page for what's live today versus what's ahead.
Nwosu Uzoma
Founder
Nwosu founded RxLoop with a focus on building infrastructure that works for the realities of the communities it serves — from connectivity constraints to the languages patients actually speak at the point of care. RxLoop is based in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria.
RxLoop is headquartered in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria, with the first pilot planned for Nigeria before expanding across West Africa.