What it does
the same components you will use, shown in miniatureEvery entry, in the formulary's own words.
One box, with typeahead across 113,455 entries. Pick your ICB once and it is remembered. Brands resolve to generics. The result is every row for that medicine, grouped by section, with the status word, the traffic light and the full wording exactly as the formulary wrote it, and a link to the source page on every row.
What changed, as the row before and the row after.
Each formulary is read again every month and compared line by line against the last read. An entry added, removed, re-lit or reworded is shown as the old row and the new row, nothing summarised. Subscribe to your formulary and you get one email a week, only in the weeks something changed.
Specialist initiation only. Continue on specialist recommendation.
May be initiated in primary care in line with NICE TA924 and the local type 2 diabetes pathway.
Guidelines, pathways and shared care, in one search.
Every document your formulary links to, 10,050 of them across 36 formularies, searchable by condition or drug. The shared care protocol, the lipid pathway, the inhaler guide: found by name rather than by remembering which chapter it was filed under.
The facts that change what you write.
Beside each medicine, from the official publications and dated: Drug Tariff pack prices, whether a Serious Shortage Protocol is in force, this month's price concessions, discontinuations and MHRA recalls. The things that turn "on formulary" into "available and affordable this month".
What a result looks like
this is the product, not a mock-upWorks in 29 ICBs, 36 formularies
every public netFormulary site, read monthly · other platforms followWho it is for
Free, and staying free
no licence, no seats, no cardA minute, no password
Name, work email and role. We email a link; click it and you are in for 60 days on this device.
Never our opinion
Every row shows the date it was read and links to its source page. The chips are the formulary's own status words and lights. If an entry is wrong, the formulary is wrong, and every row has a report link.
Why we count NHS users
It is paid for by clearly labelled sponsored resources from manufacturers, shown beside a medicine and kept apart from the formulary data, which nobody can pay to change.
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