Archived App (Last seen on 5 Jul 2025)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.
This app provides a comprehensive guide to medications and medicinal plants circulating in Cuba. It's designed for healthcare professionals, offering reliable, up-to-date information contextualized to the Cuban health system. Users can search by various criteria, scan barcodes, and save favorites.
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April 28, 2021
• Ahora se muestran correctamente los caracteres especiales en detalles de los medicamentos. • En la opción Buscar de favoritos, se resalta el texto buscado. • Actualizada la vía de contactarnos desde la app. • Actualizada la compatibilidad de la app a iOS 14. • Corrección de errores y mejora del rendimiento.
MoreGuía Farma is a non-profit application designed for iPhones and iPads that provides access to information on medications and medicinal plants circulating in Cuba. It is based on the work of specialists from the Editorial Committee of the National Formulary of Medicines of Cuba and is intended for healthcare professionals.
The app offers reliable, up-to-date, and contextualized information on medications and medicinal plants relevant to Cuba's National health system. It includes details on medications, their pharmacological categories, presentations, and risks, as well as information on medicinal plants and their pharmacological actions.
You can search for medications alphabetically, by pharmacological category, presentation, and risks. Medicinal plants can be searched alphabetically and by pharmacological action. The app also allows you to scan medication barcodes for quick lookup, though not all drugs may have registered barcodes.
Yes, Guía Farma is a free, non-profit application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its features.
The application is primarily directed at healthcare professionals in Cuba. The information provided is intended as a reference and should not be used for self-prescription of treatments or medications without prior medical guidance.
