Formulary

Den said:

When I lived in the UK the British NAtional Formulary
(www.bnf.org.uk) gave be a fairly definitive listing of
drug availability and dosages etc. as well as telling me
whether the drug was prescription only or available over-the-
counter. Now I live in the US, I haven't been able to find
a (free) online resource that is similar.

You haven't been looking very hard, then. www.pdr.net,
for starters.

Thanks for the pointer. In fact, I had come across this, but
it is only free to medical and nursing practitioners and
students. For the rest of us there is a $$$ fee. The British
National Formulary is free. Any other suggestions.

Cheers

Den

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Den said:

When I lived in the UK the British NAtional Formulary
(www.bnf.org.uk)

gave

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be a fairly definitive listing of drug availability and
dosages etc. as

well

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as telling me whether the drug was prescription only or
available over-the-counter. Now I live in the US, I
haven't been able to find a (free) online resource that
is similar.

You haven't been looking very hard, then. www.pdr.net, for
starters.

Den said:

Thanks for the pointer. In fact, I had come across this,
but it is only free to medical and nursing practitioners
and students. For the rest of us there is a $$$ fee. The
British National Formulary is free. Any other suggestions.

I'm not sure what you're doing, but I don't have to log in
to look up drug info at PDR.net.

Den said:

Thanks for the pointer. In fact, I had come across this,
but it is only free to medical and nursing practitioners
and students. For the rest of us there is a $$$ fee. The
British National Formulary is free. Any other suggestions.

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Cheers

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Den

Not really that hard:

medscape.comdruginfoOpen ↗ (you may have to register
but it's free)

rxlist.comrxlist.comOpen ↗ (probably the best with some
monographs on older generic drugs)

drugs.comdrugs.comOpen ↗ (you have to register (free) for the
pdr reference stuff)

Inquiring Mind ... Never trust a druggie...or an MD

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Den said:

When I lived in the UK the British NAtional Formulary
(www.bnf.org.uk)

gave

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

be a fairly definitive listing of drug availability and
dosages etc. as

well

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

as telling me whether the drug was prescription only or
available over-the-counter. Now I live in the US, I
haven't been able to find a (free) online resource that
is similar.

You haven't been looking very hard, then. www.pdr.net,
for starters.