A: To run a successful PCD pharma business, it's important to team up with a well-known and trusted pharma company. When choosing a company, look at:
>The variety of products they offer
>Competitive pricing
>Support for marketing and promotion These things help you pick the right company that matches your business goals.

A: Many people think both are the same, but there is a difference:
>PCD pharma franchise is for small-scale businesses and needs less money to start. There's usually no pressure to meet sales targets.
>Pharma franchise is bigger, needs more investment, and often comes with sales targets.

A: You don’t need experience to start, but having some knowledge of the pharma industry can help. Some companies, like Texas Pharmaceuticals, provide training and support to help new franchise partners understand how the business works.

A: Monopoly rights mean that you will be the only person allowed to sell that company’s products in your chosen area. No other franchisee from the same company can operate there. This helps reduce competition and gives you a better chance to grow your business.

A: To start a PCD pharma business, you need some important documents to follow the legal rules. These include:
> Drug license
> GST registration
> Income tax registration
> Partnership deed (if applicable)
> Trademark of the pharmaceutical brand
> Rent agreement or property proof
> Identity and address proof
> Bank account details