Studies

SEMPORA OTC Performance Comparison Germany 2020

This study compares the performance of different OTC Business Models. Innovation Power and Direct to Consumer Marketing are important success factors.

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NEW CONSUMER SURVEY: UK Retail Pharmacy 2016

The latest pharmacy market study by Sempora Consulting, including new original consumer research, follows up on key findings from previous biennial studies. The study focuses again on consumer behaviour and attitudes with respect to buying pharmaceuticals and other health related products online; and also surveys consumer views on healthcare and pharmacies in general.

The new survey results are based on analysis of the detailed responses of a sample of 1,001 pharmacy users in the UK. 

Price: £ 500.00 plus VAT

SEMPORA CONSUMER STUDY: UK Internet Pharmacy 2014

The 2014 pharmacy market study by Sempora Consulting, including new original consumer research, follows up on key findings from previous biennial studies. The study focuses again on consumer behaviour and attitudes with respect to buying health related products online; and also surveys consumer views on healthcare and pharmacies in general, as well as the current reforms to the NHS. The new survey results are based on analysis of the detailed responses of a sample of 1,040 pharmacy users in the UK. 

Price: £ 350.00 plus VAT

SEMPORA CONSUMER STUDY: UK INTERNET PHARMACY 2012

A new study by SEMPORA Consulting, including new original consumer research, follows up on key findings from previous pharmacy market studies in 2008 and 2010. This time the focus has been on consumer behaviour and attitudes with respect to buying health related products online. The survey results are based on analysis of the detailed responses of a sample of 1007 pharmacy users in the UK.

The study shows that 13% of all pharmacy shoppers already buy online. This penetration rises in younger age groups with over 25% of all 25‐34 year old pharmacy shoppers now purchasing health and beauty products online.

Price: £ 250.00 plus VAT

SEMPORA STUDY: UK VAT INCREASE JANUARY 2010 - NEGATIVE EFFECTS ANTICIPATED BY RETAILERS AND CONSUMERS

Industry snapshot indicates how return to 17.5% standard rate VAT will affect retailers, producers and consumers.

UK consumers could face a double hit when VAT goes back up to 17.5% on 1st January 2010. According to a recent study by SEMPORA Consulting, London, around a third of retailers are looking at using the opportunity to make additional price increases on top of the VAT increase. There is some comfort for shoppers - while 50% of retailers intend to pass on at least the full amount of the VAT increase, 21% said they were planning to pass on only part of the additional cost and 29% indicated that they would hold prices at current levels. As a result, the VAT increase is also likely to put extra pressure on company profits and trading relationships between suppliers and retailers.

As part of this study, SEMPORA surveyed 129 consumers as well as 108 senior managers at leading companies in retailing and manufacturing.

Price: £ 250.00 plus VAT

SEMPORA MARKET SURVEY: THE UK PHARMACY MARKET 2008

"Tougher competition in the UK pharmacy market will lead to the loss of another 1,200 pharmacies in the next five years"

The strong growth of retail chain and supermarket pharmacies along with recent changes to the Pharmacy Contract, new POM-to-P switches, increasing numbers of generic and retail own label products and falling retail prices for OTC medicines, make the UK an increasingly tough market, according to a survey conducted by the management consultancy SEMPORA Consulting.

Current market conditions and future developments are increasing pressure on pharmaceutical companies and UK retail pharmacies to overhaul their strategies for marketing, sales, product portfolios and pricing.

Price: £ 50.00 plus VAT