Micromedex Drug Reference 3.0.6

The Micromedex Drug Reference app is a valuable tool for clinical care professionals seeking on-the-go access to trusted drug information. It is available to subscribers of Merative Micromedex Drug Reference online, free of charge.

To gain access to the app, users must first obtain a password. Once the app is downloaded, the password can be obtained by logging into the Merative Micromedex online subscription and clicking on the "Mobile Application Access" link. Detailed instructions, including the password for activating the mobile app, can be found there.

If users have trouble finding the "Mobile Application Access" link or have any other questions regarding the app, they can contact support through the following website: https://merative.my.site.com/mysupport/s/micromedex-support-request.

Micromedex Drug Reference app offers evidence-based content that healthcare professionals can rely on, accessible anytime and anywhere through iPhones and iPads. Users can trust that the information provided in the app goes through the same thorough and unbiased editorial process as all Merative Micromedex solutions.

An internet connection is not required to access downloaded or updated content, allowing for convenient access from any location.

In addition to Micromedex Drug Reference, users can also access Micromedex Drug Interactions and Micromedex IV Compatibility through the Merative Micromedex Medication Management apps bundle. This trio of apps provides an excellent solution for on-the-go medication management needs.

The Micromedex Drug Reference app contains concise information on over 4500 search terms, covering common needs such as adult and pediatric dosage, adverse effects (separated into "common" and "serious"), and drug interactions. Other information available includes administration guidelines, black box warnings, breastfeeding considerations, common trade names, contraindications, dose adjustments, generic names (including combination products), how the drug is supplied, indications (divided into "FDA labeled" and "non-FDA labeled"), mechanism of action, monitoring requirements, precautions, pregnancy category, and therapeutic class.