Understand your medicine with confidence.
Search composition, uses, side effects, dosage, interactions and equivalent brands—clearly explained and free to access.
Search composition, uses, side effects, dosage, interactions and equivalent brands—clearly explained and free to access.
Add two or more medicines. Each one's listed interactions are cross-checked against the others' active salts and anything found is flagged, ordered by severity.
OpenMedsDB is a personal project built and maintained by Sanket Patil — a free, searchable reference for medicine composition, uses, side effects, dosage, interactions and safety advice.
I'm Sanket Patil, a software engineer based in Pune, India, I spend most of my time on backend and systems programming — primarily in Go and Rust — building things like storage engines, caching proxies and other performance-sensitive infrastructure. I'm an open-source enthusiast, and I enjoy taking something complicated and making it simple to use.
OpenMedsDB came out of that same instinct. Reliable drug information exists, but it's scattered across package inserts, drug indexes and clinical references that aren't especially easy to search or cross-check. This site pulls that information into one clean, fast, no-login interface — including a drug interaction checker that cross-references each medicine's listed interactions against the active salts of everything else you add.
OpenMedsDB carefully compiles medicine information from publicly available product labelling and reference sources. Source references are shown on individual medicine pages when available. The information is organised to make compositions, uses, safety information, interactions and alternatives easier to understand and compare.
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OpenMedsDB is an informational reference only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Data may be incomplete or out of date. Always consult a qualified doctor or pharmacist before taking, combining or stopping any medication. See the full medical disclaimer.