Pill Identifier by Drugs.com vs EMT Timer

The Pill Identifier app is a searchable database which includes more than 24,000 Rx/OTC medications found in the U.S. Search by imprint, drug name, shape and color. Access a wealth of information, including drug images, description/indication, pregnancy category, CSA schedule, strength and Rx/OTC availability. Connects to Drugs.com for additional information (where available). See Also: Purchase the Pro edition to install more than 10,000 images directly on your mobile device and get additional information such as NDC Codes, coating, clarity and repackagers. The full edition is specifically designed for healthcare professionals and people on the move or with limited internet access. Drugs.com does not provide medical or treatment advice. Always consult with a physician. Follow us on Twitter @drugscom for tips and updates. About Drugs.com Drugs.com is the most popular, comprehensive and up-to-date source of drug information online. Providing free, peer-reviewed, accurate and independent data on more than 24,000 prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines & natural products. Drugs.com is a multiple Webby Award nominee and attracts more than 24 million U.S. visitors per month. App Support If you have any feature requests, suggestions or you simply need help, please visit http://www.drugs.com/apps/support/ and our responsive support team will prioritize your request.

Do you love your Apple Watch but taking vitals, like pulse or respirations, is a hassle because the display dims too quickly? This is no longer an issue! Let the watch tell you when the time interval is up, no need to even look at the watch! Put the complication on your favorite watch screen, and with one tap you can open EMT Timer. One more tap and you can start a 6 second or 15 second time which will vibrate repeatedly when that interval is up. You don't need to look at the watch, just wait for a "start" signal and count until you feel a "stop" signal. There is also an event timer so you can take time stamps at critical events: alarm received, transport started or arrived, arrival time, vitals, medication, CPR or AED.