What is Drugs & Medications PRO?
Drugs & Medications PRO is a medical reference application that provides detailed information on over 10,000 drugs. It includes brand and generic names, usage, contraindications, manufacturer details, and NDC numbers, designed for healthcare professionals and students.
Does Drugs & Medications PRO require an internet connection?
No, the core drug descriptions, usage, contraindications, and other essential information do not require an internet connection. However, accessing FDA labels and online resources like FDA SafetyWatch does require internet access.
How many drugs are included in Drugs & Medications PRO?
The app features an updated drug list with over 10,000 drugs, including more unique drugs than many other applications. The developers are also actively looking to add more drugs in future releases.
What kind of search functionality does Drugs & Medications PRO offer?
Drugs & Medications PRO offers advanced search capabilities, allowing users to search by name or keyword, including within the notes fields. Search filter options are also available for faster name-only searches.
Can I save drugs I frequently look up in Drugs & Medications PRO?
Yes, the application provides the ability to save favorite drugs. This feature allows users to quickly access medications they refer to often.
What information is available in the FDA labels within Drugs & Medications PRO?
When an internet connection is available, FDA labels provide extensive details including Description, Clinical Pharmacology, Dosage, Contraindications, Warnings, Adverse Reactions, Drug Interactions, and NonClinical Toxicology.
What devices is Drugs & Medications PRO compatible with?
Drugs & Medications PRO is a universal app designed and optimized for iOS devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It supports iOS 8 and above.
How often is Drugs & Medications PRO updated?
The app was last updated on September 19, 2017, with version 2.3. The developers are actively seeking user feedback for the next release and plan to add more drugs soon.