A good start, but the iPad version is in fact only a crude version of the iPhone version. Most people use their iPad in landscape mode but the iPad version of this program does not transition so you end up looking at the screen sideways most of the time. Drugs entered in my iPad version do not slide over to the iPhone like they should. There is no cloud transmission that I am aware. Drugs entered on my iPad do not show up on the iPhone, they should. There is no master list of common drugs so EVERY drug must be typed in by hand. Not to bad if you have one or two but it would be a big help if this had at least some common drugs in place for spelling correction at least. The ability to select patterns such as BID, TID, QID, etc. and have common times listed easily would be a boost in the right direction. Access to system sounds would let me widen the alarm noise. Did I mention that notifications of when taken on the iPad, did not flow to the iPhone? Collaboration between devices is a major need. Over all? A good start only. I do not mind paying for the app, but if I do, I do NOT want to see a lot of adds. That is why I am paying for it...
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