Abstract

There is strong competition between pharmacy providers. The abundance of advertising allows the public to be relatively informed in the variety of medicines offered by suppliers. All of the above, including high rent for inventory storage space, emphasizes the problem of the need for rational assortment formation. Only a properly created assortment of goods will allow the pharmacy to compete in the eyes of consumers, not to lose regular customers and to acquire new ones. With effective management of the product assortment can increase the income of the pharmacy due to the lack of unsatisfied demand. It is also possible to reduce the number of sales lost due to lack of goods, to accelerate the turnover of goods, to reduce the cost of storing medicines. Currently, there is a variety of combination medicines offered by suppliers to combat several symptoms of acute respiratory viral infections. The article presents the results of ABC-analysis, XYZ-analysis and their combination on the example of the assortment of dosage forms of antigrippin of the pharmacy of the state network of the city of Kazan. The distribution of antigrippin assortment into groups is shown and recommendations on the strategy of the pharmacy manager in relation to each of the groups are offered. The fact that these are seasonally consumed commodities with medium forecasting capabilities makes it difficult to plan the procurement of combination medicines to control several symptoms of acute respiratory viral infections. After combining the results of ABC XYZ analysis, it was found that antigrippin pharmacy-made antigrippin and antigrippin effervescent tablets are commodity items with a low share of turnover and number of sales units. They showed a medium degree of forecast reliability due to unstable demand. Antigrippin express powder, antigrippin - ANVI capsules and Vicks Antigripp Max powder made up the majority of the assortment, a small share of the turnover of antigrippin dosage forms and the number of sales units. These products showed low forecast reliability due to non-constant demand and generated little profit. This could be due to the fact that the consumer did not have sufficient information about these products.

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