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Med List → Drug Cards (educational, evidence-cited)

Paste your medication list — or snap a photo of a MAR / med list — and get a concise, cited drug card for each medication: class, indication, usual adult and pediatric dose, max, onset/duration, mechanism, common side effects, antidote, monitoring, and nursing considerations. Verified drugs cite their own primary sources; everything else is grounded in the live FDA label (DailyMed) plus the current society guideline for its class.

🔒 HIPAA-aware: photos are re-encoded in your browser (removing GPS/EXIF) before sending, typed text is scrubbed for identifiers server-side, and nothing is stored. Still, follow your facility's policy — and don't include patient names, MRNs, or anything identifying. How we handle privacy →

Before you build cards

These are study / reference cards — not a medication order, not an MAR, and not a substitute for your facility's drug reference or the provider's order.
Adult doses are standard ranges. Pediatric doses are weight-based and high-risk — always confirm them, and any renal/hepatic dosing, against your facility reference before giving any medication.
Every card names its source. If a citation can't be verified, the card says so rather than inventing one.
Don't paste or photograph anything that identifies a patient (names, MRN, DOB, room). Up to 12 medications per build.

I understand these are educational study cards — not a medication order — and I'll confirm every dose (especially pediatric and patient-specific dosing) against my facility reference and the provider's order. My input contains no patient-identifying information.

Your medication list

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Photo of a med list / MAR Take or choose a photo A photo overrides the typed list. Good light, med names in frame, no patient identifiers.

Up to 12 medications per build · server warms up on the first request (can take 30–60s)