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  1. Search by generic, brand, class, or use — e.g. warfarin, Lasix, ACE inhibitor, angina. The category chips filter the list; tap a card to open it.
  2. Read the card: typical adult/pediatric dosing with renal, hepatic, geriatric and pregnancy rows, plus safety badges — BLACK BOX, HIGH ALERT, BEERS, and QT / serotonergic / sick-day tags.
  3. Interaction check: enter the current regimen; it screens curated pairs and class-level hazards (any two QT-prolonging or serotonergic agents together). An empty result is not clearance to prescribe.
  4. Alternative finder: choose the drug to replace and the reasons; renal severity can be set from an eGFR, hepatic from a Child-Pugh score. Suggestions are decision support only.
  5. Print produces a handover-ready copy: the disclaimer stays on the page and every card prints fully expanded.
Verify every dose and interaction against current prescribing information — this is a curated reference, not a formulary.

Build the intended prescription alongside the patient's current medications. Interactions are grouped by where they arise - within what you are starting, between a new medicine and an existing one, or already present in the current regimen.

New prescription what you are about to start
Current medications what the patient is already taking
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