Question

Suppose that Dr. Reilly owns a medical clinic and he enters into a contract to buy 500 tablets of Gensol from Pharzime. The Gensol that he orders are 200 milligrams each. The Gensol tablets that are delivered however are 100 milligrams each, shipped in boxes of 25 tablets. What are the options that the clinic has?

Answer 1

Actually, there are a lot of options the clinic has.

1st: The clinic can keep the delivered goods. They can simply substitute one tablet of 200 milligrams of Gensol with two tablets of 100 milligrams. Additionally, this provides some level of flelixibility. For example, if a patient requires 300 milligrams, then they can give out three tablets.

2nd: The clinic can accept some boxes of the Gensol, and reject some of these. They can keep some tablets like in the 1st option just to have some supply of Genson in the clinic and reject the others.

3rd: Since this is classifies as a nonconforming product in the perspective of the clinic, the shipment can be rejected entirely.