Which drug app do you guys recommend?

[clementine]

And why?

 

I've tried a few but can't find one I am totally happy with.

 

Canadian, preferably.

[The Ace of Spades]

Been pretty happy with Micromedex. Free, accurate, and up to date.

[PAstudent]

tarascon and epocrates and i use sanford for infectious guidlines.

[dob222]

It all comes down to what you like. Some of us will say no some will say yes. Just research and keep in mind before you do any medication take a rear quantity of it to analyze if hypersensitive,Protection first...whats your opinion??

[PhoenixFlare500]

I use Lexicomp cause our school has a license for it. I also have Epocrates which I've found pretty decent. Micromedex is actually really slow for me.

[Ninjaface]

before you do any medication take a rear quantity of it to analyze if hypersensitive,Protection first...whats your opinion??

 

Quoted for truth. Before taking any med, put a large amount in your butt to make sure you don't have an anaphylactic reaction. But use a condom. I agree with this bot, assuming I am interpreting its advice correctly.

 

 

Edit: also, pepid is good. Drugs plus don't have to change apps for reviewing topics either. I find it better than micromed for Canadian content, though the layout isn't as nice nor the info as in depth. Good for quick reference though.