DHL tracking
Usually a 10-digit Express AWB (sometimes starts with JD).
How do I track my medicine parcel? Paste the AWB MedicinePost sent after pickup. Live scans open on DHL, FedEx, UPS, Aramex, or India Post — we do not replace their portals.
MedicinePost is the medicine specialist in India — pickup, packing, and export papers. The overseas line-haul is DHL, FedEx, UPS, Aramex, or India Post EMS. Tracking after handover is that partner’s AWB, which is why this page opens their portal instead of inventing a second status feed.
A rider collects the medicines. You do not get an AWB at quote time — only after we pack and hand over.
Keep that message. The same number is used from Indian export scan to last-mile abroad.
Paste the AWB above. Customs holds, flight updates, and delivery photos appear there.
WhatsApp +91 99104 61721 with the AWB. We can resend the number or chase the partner.
Choose a partner if you already know the line, or start from the form. Booking notes for DHL, FedEx, and Aramex medicine courier from India are on their hub pages.
Usually a 10-digit Express AWB (sometimes starts with JD).
Usually 12, 15, or 20–22 digits.
Usually starts with 1Z, then 16 letters/numbers.
Usually 10–12 digits on Gulf and India lanes.
13 characters such as EE123456789IN. Paste the number on the India Post page.
We can look up the AWB from the pickup date, sender name, destination country, and receiver phone. Have those ready when you message. Office hours: Monday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM IST.
After MedicinePost hands the packed carton to DHL, FedEx, UPS, Aramex, or India Post, you get an AWB by SMS and email. Paste that number on this page to open the courier’s live tracking, or WhatsApp it to +91 99104 61721.
The tracking number (AWB) is sent after pickup and export handover — not at quote time. Check WhatsApp and email from MedicinePost. If it is missing, call +91 99104 61721 with the sender name and destination.
Yes. Paste the 10-digit DHL AWB, choose DHL if auto-detect is unsure, and open the official DHL tracking page. MedicinePost books DHL; live scans still live on DHL’s site.
Use the same form. FedEx numbers are usually 12 digits or longer; Aramex is often 10–12 digits. We send you to FedEx or Aramex tracking with that AWB filled in.
The first scan can take a few hours after pickup while we pack, file export papers, and hand over to the line-haul courier. If there is no update after one working day, WhatsApp the AWB to MedicinePost.
No. This is MedicinePost’s track-order page. Live location, customs, and delivery proof are on the courier’s own portal. We only open that portal with your AWB and can resend the number if you lost it.