Available in English
These are the tools that are translated. The rest of the site covers Spanish pharmacy employment law — the collective agreement, salaries, payslips and the job board — and stays in Spanish, because it would not apply to you anyway.
Clinical calculators
Creatinine clearance, BMI, drops per minute and more
OpenDrug interactions
Check a whole medication list, pair by pair
OpenPregnancy & breastfeeding
Is this medicine safe in pregnancy or breastfeeding?
OpenPaediatric dosing
mg/kg to mL of the actual bottle, by weight or age
OpenDrug reference
Dose, cautions and counselling points, drug by drug
OpenMedicines & alcohol
Can the patient drink on this medicine?
OpenMedicines & driving
Does it affect driving, and for how long?
OpenCompare medicines
Two medicines side by side, and which to choose
OpenBlood test interpreter
Understand lab values, in mmol/L or mg/dL
OpenSupplements & drugs
Herbal medicines and vitamins against prescription drugs
OpenMedication timing
What time to take each one, and what to keep apart
OpenSkincare ingredients
Actives, routines by concern and an INCI checker
OpenClinical content policy
Our sources, what the AI does, and who is responsible for what
OpenMonitored dosage systems
Who needs a dosette box, and what can safely go in it
OpenMedicines & sport
Can you train on this medicine, and what WADA says
OpenMinor ailments
What to ask, what to offer, and when to refer
OpenPatient report generator
Turn your notes into a handout the patient understands
OpenPharmaceutical care
56 clinical queries, and one search across every tool
OpenPrescription checker
Does this private prescription meet the Spanish requirements?
OpenScreening at the counter
Blood pressure, glucose, lipids, SCORE2, PHQ-2, AUDIT-C
OpenHome medicine cabinet
What to keep at home, by household and health conditions
OpenTravel health kit
What to pack, which vaccines, and where malaria is a risk
OpenGLP-1 cost calculator
A year is 13 pens, not 12 — the real cost with dose escalation
Open23 tools translated so far. More as they get done.
Articles
Longer pieces on the pharmacology behind what comes up at the counter. 2 articles so far.
Which tool are you missing?
The first round of clinical tools is done. If something you need at the counter is missing, tell us and we will look at it.
The sources we use
Everything clinical on the site is built from these sources. They are Spanish: the medicines agency, the paediatric association and the pharmacists’ societies. The clinical content they carry is not specific to Spain, but the regulatory parts are — check your own regulator where it matters. Where the AI writes an answer it is marked, with a reminder to check the original.
Frequently asked questions
Are these tools free?
Yes. Everything on the public site is free. A few extras — saving your work, personal alerts — need a free account.
Where does the information come from?
The Spanish medicines agency AEMPS and its CIMA database, Pediamecum from the Spanish Paediatric Association, SEFAC, BOT-PLUS from the General Council of Pharmacists, and e-lactancia from APILAM. Where an answer is written by AI it is marked, with a reminder to check the official Summary of Product Characteristics.
Can I rely on the doses and the interactions?
It is guidance, built from official sources. It NEVER replaces the judgement of a pharmacist or a doctor. Before any clinical decision, check the official Summary of Product Characteristics.
Is everything on the site translated?
No, and this page only lists what is. The clinical tools are translated; the rest of the site is about Spanish pharmacy employment law — the collective agreement, salaries, payslips and the job board — and stays in Spanish, because it would not apply to you anyway.
Can I ask for a new tool?
Yes, please do. There is an open feedback channel — the contact page is in Spanish, but write in English and it gets read. If a suggestion helps pharmacists, it usually makes it onto the roadmap.