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IJSREM68431
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10 |
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Oct 2026
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1-4
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Computer Science
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Medicine expiry management is important for patient safety and inventory control. Manual checking of expiry dates can be time-consuming and may lead to missed dates, avoidable wastage, and poor visibility of near-expiry stock. This paper presents the design of Predictors Medicine Expiry Tracker, a proposed web-based system intended to help customers and pharmacies record medicine details, monitor expiry dates, and receive reminders. The project concept combines user login, barcode-based data entry, an expiry calendar, purchase and bill history, and reminders through in-app notifications, SMS, and WhatsApp. The system is intended to reduce dependence on manual tracking and provide a single view of medicine records. This manuscript describes the project scope and proposed design based on the supplied mini-project report, and relates it to published work on pharmaceutical traceability and barcode-based expiry reminders. The supplied report mentions performance figures, but test datasets, protocols, and raw results were not included in the available material; therefore, those figures are not treated here as independently validated experimental findings.
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This paper presents the design and research context for Predictors Medicine Expiry Tracker, a web-based concept for recording medicine details, monitoring expiry dates, and providing reminders. Prior work on pharmaceutical traceability and QR-based expiry reminders supports the relevance of machine-readable identifiers and database-supported tracking [2–4]. The project’s proposed calendar, purchase history, billing, and multi-channel alerts aim to make expiry information easier to manage. To establish research validity at M.Tech level, the implementation stack, system testing, evaluation dataset, and measured results should be documented transparently. The system should complement—not replace—manufacturer labels, pharmacists’ professional judgement, and official medicine-safety guidance.
This paper presents the design and research context for Predictors Medicine Expiry Tracker, a web-based concept for recording medicine details, monitoring expiry dates, and providing reminders. Prior work on pharmaceutical traceability and QR-based expiry reminders supports the relevance of machine-readable identifiers and database-supported tracking [2–4]. The project’s proposed calendar, purchase history, billing, and multi-channel alerts aim to make expiry information easier to manage. To establish research validity at M.Tech level, the implementation stack, system testing, evaluation dataset, and measured results should be documented transparently. The system should complement—not replace—manufacturer labels, pharmacists’ professional judgement, and official medicine-safety guidance.
Publication Date
10/28/2026
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Double-Blind Peer Review
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