Drug Bible: Rx & OTC Guide 1.2.2

The Drug Bible provides users with expedited access to comprehensive information regarding both prescription (RX) and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. The database is refreshed on a monthly basis to ensure the relevance of the information presented.

With an extensive catalog encompassing over 100,000 RX and OTC drugs, the application offers a streamlined approach to searching for drug images, labels, and valuable documents, including research papers and consumer reviews. This centralized platform facilitates easy exploration of critical clinical and consumer information.

A user review from Katheryn highlights the app's organizational structure: “So I just recently downloaded this and the first 10 minutes I've been exploring through it, I think it is awesome! I like how it is separated into different categories and also lists information from CVS and other stores. Overall this is an app I would gladly get the pro version.”

Key Features:

• Search drug information by various criteria such as brand name, generic name, manufacturer name, dosage, and pharmacological class.
• Utilize an integrated barcode scanner for quick drug searches.
• Investigate active and inactive ingredients.
• Access detailed clinical information regarding adverse reactions, drug interactions, overdosage data, and more.

This application is suitable for pharmacists, pharmacologists, physicians, and patients seeking detailed insights into medications they may encounter. Users can compare various drugs or gather valuable information regarding their prescriptions.

It is important to note that The Drug Bible is designed exclusively for consumers within the United States and offers information pertaining solely to drugs available in the U.S. market.

Disclaimer: The Drug Bible should not be used as a basis for making medical care decisions. It is advised to consult a healthcare professional before making any medical choices. While efforts are made to ensure data accuracy, users should consider all results as potentially unvalidated.