Pocket MedKit vs Paper Analytical Device Reader

The app helps you keep your medicine kits up to date: track how many medicines you have left, monitor expiration dates, and quickly find the medicines you need. No registration is required for personal medicine kits. Quite often, after visiting a doctor, we buy medicines we already have at home and waste money. Later, those medicines expire and have to be thrown away. Or the opposite happens: we think we still have a medicine, but it has already expired, and we have to urgently look for a new one. The app helps you avoid these situations. Check what you already have in your medicine kit, buy what is missing in advance, or show the list to your doctor to discuss possible options from the medicines you already have. The app will remind you when a medicine is about to expire. When adding a medicine, simply enter its expiration date. Search by name, type, purpose, active ingredient, or manufacturer to quickly find the medicine you need. Create multiple medicine kits: at home, at the country house, in the car, while traveling, and organize your medicines however you like. There are no limits on the number of medicine kits or medicines. Create a medicine kit for your family or loved ones, sign in with Apple ID, invite a user via QR code, and manage the medicine list together. The app is free. For personal medicine kits, data is stored on your device and in iCloud. For shared medicine kits, cloud sync is used to enable shared access.

This is the automatic image analysis tool for PADs, or Paper Analytical Devices. PADs are a screening tool to identify pharmaceutical tablets or capsules that might be falsified. Because this is a research project aimed at drug quality in low resource settings, there is a limited suite of drugs that can be analyzed--mostly anti-infective drugs used in Africa and "street drugs" in the US. 1) Please contact Dr. Lieberman (lieberman.1"at sign"nd.edu) before you start using this app to make sure it will be suitable for your intended purpose. 2) You need both the PADreader (this app) and the test cards, which you can buy here: https://paperanalytics.org/ 3) Confirmatory testing, eg, HPLC, is necessary before any follow-up actions on suspect products.