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Clinical Quicklinks
Drug Databases
Lexidrug is a URMC's primary drug resource providing access to clinical drug resources including: calculators, identifiers, interaction & overdose assessments, and patient education resources.
NatMed Pro (Fomerly Natural Medicines) provides information about dietary supplements, natural medicines, and complementary, alternative, and integrative therapies. Including interactions, effectiveness, and adverse effects.
NeoFax Evidence-based, fully referenced neonatal-specific drug information to efficiently and safely manage drug therapy for neonatal patients.
ReproTox contains summaries on the effects of medications, chemicals, infections, and physical agents on pregnancy, reproduction, and development. Open Reprotox then click "Sign In with IP to search database".
PubChem is an open chemistry database at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Find chemical information using chemical names, identifiers, structures, molecular formulas, gene symbols, proteins, pathways, taxons, cell lines, and patent numbers.
Labels and Package Inserts
Daily Med List of current labeling of drugs (with packaging inserts).
Drug Coding and Billing
National Drug Code Directory The new edition of the NDC Directory includes electronically listed human prescription and OTC drugs that have been manufactured, prepared, propagated, compounded, or processed by registered establishments for commercial distribution.
Drug Identification
Lexidrug Drug I.D. The drug identification tool, powered by Medi-Span® data, allows identification of a variety of oral, topical and injectable dosage forms. To begin, enter known product characteristics, such as: imprint, dosage form, shape and color. You may also search using drug name, manufacturer/labeler, or identifier (NDC).
Orange Book : Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations The Orange Book provides updated information on prescription, over-the-counter and discontinued FDA-approved drug products. It can be searched and consulted online, or the annual edition and monthly cumulative supplements can be downloaded in .pdf format. Search by active ingredient, proprietary name, patent, application number or application holder. If a newly-approved drug product is not turned up in the search, use the search box at top right of the page to find results from the Orange Book's monthly supplements and other FDA sources.
Pill Identifier via Drugs.com. Pill Identification Wizard (Pill Finder) can help you match the imprint, size, shape, or color and lead you to the detailed description in the drug database.
