Drug Pronunciations User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience55.6% of reviews
Neutral9.3% of reviews
Negative experience35.2% of reviews

~ Based on 54 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Is Drug Pronunciations Legit?

Drug Pronunciations appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Drug Pronunciations is 80/100.

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Top reviews

Update

I love this app. But now it don’t work with the new version of iOS. Please update the app.

Needs updating to work on current iOS

Won’t work until it’s updated to run with the latest iOS.

NO APP SUPPORT

Their website is down. Email address does not work. I’m surprised they still collect money for this app. The idea was good. But there is no one behind the wheel running this thing.

Unhappy

Bought this app for audio pronouncing of medication and there is no audio. Don't buy

Is anyone listening?

This app is not worth $2.99! Developer has not updated app in 2 years and does not respond to questions, reviews, or requests to add new drugs! I suggest trying the free app Howjsay or using google!

App is not working -Need refund

After reading the review I purchased the app. Pronunciation function is not working. App support is no where to be found- when click on app support it goes to Facebook instead. They don't make it easy. You call this an pronunciation app and the key function is just not working, period. I want my money back!
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A good app that could be improved

I just bought the app and it was well worth the $2.99. There is an annoying click when a drug is selected. They could eliminate that to improve the app.

MD

Great app until I upgraded to IPhone 6 and it became mute. Looking forward to a quick bug fix

Nice, but not altogether accurate.

Nice to have drug pronunciations at your fingertips, particular the multisyllabic ones that you’re just not sure about. That said, some of the pronunciations are wrong. The benzodiazepines, for example. Diazepam is pronounced di AZE e pam. Those in the know know this. But all in all, it’s worth the small price.
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I like it!

I like it.

Needs update for frequently

Many new drugs are on market for a while but still dont have in apps.

Great app

Helped me to improve my pronunciation.

Very helpful

This app helped me a lot during my pharmacology course.

Works well

Works well for the drugs it has. Would be nice to have an idea how often the list is updated, no app updates in over a year does not seem promising. I wonder if the people who say it doesn't have sound have left their phones in vibrate mode as it doesn't work then for some reason.

HORRIBLE!!!!

After it installed and I tried to use it, it had no sound at all. Such a waste!!!

No sound???

Worked great for a short time. Now there's no sound???

No sound

What happened it use to work ! Please fix.

Total waste

Worked the first time I opened it and has never had any sound since. Waste of my time, effort and money. Don't waste any of yours. Certainly doesn't deserve the one star I'm forced to give it to submit this review.

Okay app

Has helped with some tongue twisters and is relatively cheap. It is missing quite a few drugs though.

Absolutely love it...

I have most of Hipposoft apps and my only complaint about this app is that it needs to be updated more. I obviously wouldn't be complaining if this was a book because good pharm books update about once a year and this app is right on par. However, this is not a book and the amount of work invoked to update this app compared to a print is like comparing the speed of light to the speed achieved walking backwards. What!? I know!...just wanted to make a point. I still love it though
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