This educational tool helps healthcare professionals quickly calculate intravenous medication drip rates. It supports both weight-based and non-weight-based calculations with flexible unit conversions, designed for ICU nurses and anesthesia providers.
6.0.1
July 22, 2026
Version 6.0.1 restores and expands dose-rate units: • New atomic dose-unit picker — choose complete units like mcg/kg/min or mcg/kg/hr directly, with no separate per-minute/per-hour toggle • Freehand rate units restored: mg, g, mcg, units, mEq, and mmol are back in the Rate calculator • Safer unit changes — switching units now asks you to explicitly clear or keep your entered value; your numbers are never silently converted • Clearer pump verification re-entry warnings • VoiceOver and large-text improvements throughout the new picker
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Drug Infusion Pro
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You're right, and thank you for flagging it. The per-hour option (mcg/kg/h) was unintentionally dropped in the 6.0 redesign. We're restoring mcg/kg/h in the next update.
This app is designed as an educational tool for healthcare professionals to perform simple conversions between dose, concentration, and IV drip rate for intravenous medications. It acts as a quick reference to ensure accurate calculations.
The app offers calculations for dose, concentration, and IV rate, supporting both weight-based and non-weight-based calculations. It also provides flexible unit conversions and is designed for quick and easy use to double-check mathematical accuracy.
Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. There is no mention of free versions, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.
This app is specifically designed for ICU nurses and anesthesia providers. It serves as a valuable tool for any healthcare professional who needs to accurately calculate intravenous medication drip rates.
The primary use case is to provide a fast and reliable method for healthcare professionals to calculate and verify IV medication drip rates. This is crucial for ensuring patient safety and administering the correct dosage of intravenous drugs.
