Frequently Asked Questions
What is DrGuide?
DrGuide is an AI-powered Pharmacist that delivers exact, reliable drug and health information in seconds.
Who can use DrGuide?
It’s designed for doctors, pharmacists, healthcare students, and the general public
How does DrGuide save time compared to Google?
Instead of searching multiple sites, DrGuide gives you the right answer instantly, saving 10–15 minutes per query.
Why is DrGuide more reliable than random websites?
Because every entry is reviewed, structured, and kept up-to-date by healthcare professionals, not anonymous forums or blogs.
Can I search using just one or two words?
Yes. DrGuide is optimised for short keyword searches like “ibuprofen dose” or “paracetamol pregnancy”.
How often is the information updated?
Yes, it is accessible worldwide and not restricted by country.
Can I use DrGuide internationally?
Yes. Complex terms are simplified so patients can understand, while professionals still see the full detail.
What makes DrGuide different from other medicine databases?
Speed, simplicity, and accessibility — it focuses on instant, exact answers without long navigation or paywalls.
How does DrGuide support clinical decision-making?
It gives precise dosing, interactions, and warnings in seconds, helping you make quick, safe prescribing choices.
Is the information accurate enough for prescribing?
Yes, interactions are clearly listed so risks can be managed effectively.
Does it show interactions between drugs?
DrGuide is an AI-powered medicine search engine that delivers exact, reliable drug and health information in seconds.
How does DrGuide reduce waiting time in consultations?
By cutting down searching time, patients get answers immediately
Is the content peer-reviewed by pharmacists and doctors?
Yes, the platform is created and checked by healthcare professionals.
Can it be used as a quick reference during ward rounds?
Yes, the mobile-friendly design means you can pull up medicine facts on the go
Does DrGuide work well on mobile devices for busy clinics?
Yes, the site and app are built to be light, fast, and responsive.
How does DrGuide help in community pharmacy practice?
It allows you to answer patient queries instantly, reducing queues and building trust at the counter.
Can I use it for quick OTC counselling?
Yes, common OTC medicines and advice are included for rapid reference.
Does it include brand names and generics?
Yes, drug pages include both generic names and major brand equivalents.
How does it reduce dispensing errors?
By giving clear dose, interaction, and contraindication information at a glance.
Can pharmacists contribute feedback or suggestions?
Yes, feedback from practising pharmacists helps keep DrGuide relevant and practical.
Will it improve patient conversations at the counter?
Yes, you’ll have simplified counselling points ready to explain clearly to any patient.
How can DrGuide help with pharmacology studies?
It breaks down drugs and conditions into easy, structured notes that support quick learning.
Are the drug summaries exam-friendly?
Yes, they highlight key facts like indications, side effects, and doses in bullet form.
Does it explain drug classes in simple terms?
Yes, mechanisms and categories are simplified without losing accuracy.
Is it good for revision before clinical placements?
Yes, students can use it for fast refreshers before patient encounters.
How does it support learning compared to textbooks?
Yes, it helps link medicines, conditions, and treatment plans quickly for assignments.
What kind of conditions are covered?
From common illnesses like colds to complex diseases like diabetes.
How detailed are the condition guides?
They cover causes, symptoms, treatments, costs, and FAQs.
Do they link directly to relevant medicines?
Yes, each condition page connects to the drugs most often prescribed.
Are they written for patients, professionals, or both?
Both. They’re structured with simple language for the public and detail for clinicians.
What are drug classes and why are they useful?
They group medicines by how they work or what they treat.
How does DrGuide explain different classes?
Each class has a clear, simplified summary and links to individual medicines.
Can I quickly move from a class to an individual drug page?
Yes, navigation between classes and drugs is seamless.
Are mechanisms of action simplified for easy understanding?
Yes, they’re explained in plain terms without heavy jargon.