Before you start
CheckMyScrip reads the FDA drug labels and National Library of Medicine drug data for the medicines you enter, and points out things worth asking about.
- It is information, not medical advice. It can miss things, and it doesn’t know your full history.
- Don’t start, stop or change any medicine because of it. Bring its questions to your pharmacist or prescriber. “Always consult your doctor first before stopping or reducing a medication.” — US Deprescribing Research Network
- In an emergency, call 911. For a possible poisoning or overdose, call Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222.
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About you (optional)
Helps us check warnings that depend on age, pregnancy or your conditions. None of this leaves your device.
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Who prescribes for you
Pick everyone who writes you a prescription. We use roles, never names.
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Your medicines
Everything you take, including over-the-counter, vitamins and supplements. Brand or generic names both work. The start date is optional but helps spot one medicine being added to treat another’s side effect.
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