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DRX 500 SX
  • 500SX Tablet Counters Demo
  • Reliable, affordable solution for your pharmacy
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The 500SX demo shows the system in action. It outlines the most important features and attributed of our tablet counters in just 2.5 minutes. After watching the video download the product catalog for detailed descriptions of all functions.

Just because you’re looking for the perfect tablet counter, doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice dependability just to stay on budget. From its scalable design to its ability to satisfy pill counting needs of highest magnitude, the DRX-500SX system provides a strong foundation for your pharmacy to grow and build an affordable automation solution right out of the box. DRX-500SX System...

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An ideal combination of price and performance, the DRX-500SX pill counter is designed to provide productivity and scalability gains well beyond the range of standard Rx Counter. With features and functions that offer more than just "the basics," the DRX-500SX provides a cost-efficient solution for your pharmacy automation needs.

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Check out our videos and demos. Learn about our pill counters, the technology, as well as how to use our pill counters. All videos are available through our pillcounter’s YouTube channel…
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Pill Counting and Pill Counters

DRX-5SX Pill Counting System – a reliable balance of speed, and affordability

Experience perfect harmony of performance, versatility, and affordability. The DRX-500SX is TORBAL’s newest tablet counter designed to make prescription counting even faster, simpler and more accurate. From the corner pharmacy, to the largest clinic, or hospital, the DRX-5SX pill counting system tackles pill counting with power and speed. All at a price that fits your budget! See the DRX-500SX now...

Fast, Safe, Intuitive, and very Accurate.

Pill counting is usually a quick three-step process that takes only seconds as pills are virtually counted as fast as you can pour them. Unlike what is true about many mechanical pour-through pill counters, when counting with a TORBAL, the pills never come in contact with any mechanical parts of the unit. This eliminates both cross-contamination and the need to clean between counts.


No cross-contamination, no frequent cleaning, and no parts to disassemble – that is the new PCS-1 TORBAL tablet and capsule counter. The PCS-1 is equipped with an Rx Verification barcode scanner, a biometric reader, two LCD displays and an automatic vial tray. Check out the PCS-1 BETA in action by watching our video.


TORBAL Pill Counting scales are NTEP Certified

All Torbal pharmacy scales are certified by the National Type Evaluation Program for pill counting and prescription weighing, and they also meet Handbook 44 requirements for a Class A prescription balance. Torbal digital pharmacy scales provide weighing accuracy to one milligram. Most models are designed to function as pill counters, with pill counting features that have been evaluated and approved by the NTEP.

Verify Pill Counting Prescriptions

Functions such as NDC and RX verification eliminate potential errors in prescription filling and ensure the correct prescription is counted and filled.

The Rx label NDC barcode is compared to the NDC barcode on the drug's supply bottle. If no discrepancy is found, you are allowed to continue with pill counting.


24 June 2008 Last Updated on 08 April 2011
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