Currannova joins the two halves that usually break apart: a consultation with a licensed doctor by video, voice or USSD, and the medicine that follows it — dispensed from verified stock and delivered to where you actually are.
Consults from ₦2,500. Delivery inside covered areas is same-day, and every pack can be checked against its source before you take a single dose.
Illustrative dispensing label
Access to a clinician and access to genuine medicine are different shortages with different causes. Solving either alone leaves the patient where they started.
Physicians per 10,000 people in Nigeria, against the threshold of 10 per 10,000 below which WHO considers a health workforce understaffed.
WHO data, via Africa CheckMedicines in low- and middle-income countries that fail quality standards — either substandard or outright falsified.
World Health OrganizationSpent every year on substandard and falsified medical products across those same countries.
World Health OrganizationTelemedicine has largely solved getting a patient in front of a doctor. What it has not solved is what happens next: a prescription handed to someone who now has to find a pharmacy that stocks the drug, can be trusted to have stored it properly, and is not selling a counterfeit.
In practice a great many consultations end there. The patient has a diagnosis, a piece of paper, and no treatment — which is a worse outcome than it looks, because they have now also spent the money.
Currannova treats the prescription as the middle of the process rather than the end of it. The consultation is not complete until the medicine is in the patient's hand and verifiable.
Fig. 1 — Clinician densityA note on a figure you will see elsewhere: the widely circulated claim that WHO recommends one doctor per 600 patients is not real. WHO has issued no such ratio, and has said so directly. It does treat fewer than 10 physicians per 10,000 people as understaffed, which is the comparison drawn here. We would rather use the smaller true number than the larger false one.
By app, WhatsApp or USSD on any phone. A triage nurse reviews it before a doctor is assigned.
Video, voice or text with a clinician licensed in your country, usually inside 20 minutes.
Written to your record with the prescriber's licence number, not handed over as loose paper.
Filled from our own stock, each pack checked against its batch and source chain before it leaves.
To your address or nearest pickup point the same day, with a check-in before the course ends.
Falsified medicine is rarely sold by someone who knows it is falsified. It enters an ordinary supply chain somewhere upstream, and every honest hand it passes through afterwards makes it look more legitimate.
The defence is not vigilance at the counter. It is a chain short enough to be checked end to end: we buy from manufacturers and their appointed distributors only, hold stock ourselves, and record the movement of every batch from arrival to the pack that reaches you.
Each pack carries a code tying it to that record. You can check it before taking anything, and so can we — the check runs automatically at dispense and a pack that fails it is not sent.
From manufacturers and their appointed distributors. No open-market purchasing, at any price, for any shortage.
Temperature-monitored, with cold chain where the product requires it and excursion logs retained per batch.
Every movement from receipt to dispense is logged, so a recall reaches the specific patients affected rather than a broadcast.
The verification runs before the pack is packed. A failed or unknown code stops the order rather than flagging it afterwards.
Every Currannova pack carries a code on the label. This is the same lookup the app performs — try the examples to see what each outcome looks like.
Chain intact from manufacturer to dispensary. Batch in date, storage within range throughout, and this code has not been presented anywhere else.
Every doctor's name and licence number appears on your prescription, because a consultation nobody can be held to is not a consultation.
| Requirement | Standard | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| RegistrationCurrent licence in the patient's country | Verified against the national register | At onboarding, then quarterly |
| IdentityThe person on the call is the licence holder | Document and liveness check | At onboarding, then per session |
| ScopeConsults only within declared competence | Routing by specialty and case type | Per consultation |
| PrescribingAgainst a formulary with interaction checks | Automatic flags before issue | Per prescription |
| ReviewClinical audit of a sample of consults | Independent clinical lead | Monthly |
| Service | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard consultVideo, voice or text | ₦2,500 | Triage, consultation, prescription if indicated, one follow-up message |
| USSD consultAny phone, no data | ₦1,500 | Structured triage and a call back from a clinician |
| Specialist referralWhere the case needs one | ₦6,000 | Consultation with a specialist and a written referral letter |
| MedicineDispensed against prescription | At cost + 12% | Verified stock, published unit price before you confirm |
| DeliveryInside covered areas | ₦800 | Same-day to address or pickup point. Free over ₦15,000 |
| Household planUp to 5 people | ₦6,500 / mo | Unlimited consults, free delivery, 5% off medicine |
This is not an emergency service. Currannova is for non-urgent care. For chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, obstetric emergencies or suspected stroke, go to the nearest emergency department or call local emergency services immediately — do not wait for a consultation.
A first consult takes a few minutes to book and costs ₦2,500. If the clinician decides your case needs to be seen in person, they will say so — and that consult is not charged.
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