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Micromedix is often ignored but much better than ePocrates or Medscape when looking for pharmacology.
Yep — one of the unsung apps for physicians in the app store. Love
how it has no frills and its simplicity.
lexi complete is wonderful.
yes, lexi is the best drug database, but it’s expensive…micromedex is free, and better than epocrates
Micromedex is the best pharm app. But if you have access to a clinical pharmacist, that’s much better.
PEPID didn’t make the list but takes the cake for me. I would rather pay for quality content I can trust. Many of the companies that offer “Free” apps are offered incentives by pharmaceutical companies to prioritize their drug lists. http://www.pepid.com/