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Search the real catalogue
Medicines come from the actual Ministry-published pharmaceutical nomenclature, not a free-text field prone to typos.
Write a prescription from the consultation, searching the full Ministry-published pharmaceutical nomenclature — with the medicines you prescribe most already pinned at the top.

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Medicines come from the actual Ministry-published pharmaceutical nomenclature, not a free-text field prone to typos.
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Pin the medicines you prescribe often so they're the first thing you see, instead of searching the same name every time.
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A prescription prints with the cabinet's header, the patient's details and a signature area — ready for the patient to take to the pharmacy.
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The same consultation can produce certificates and referral letters, built from editable templates, not just prescriptions.


Search finds it, spelled correctly, from the real catalogue — not whatever the doctor remembers.
Favorites reflect how you actually prescribe, so the list gets faster to use the more you use it.
A certificate or referral starts from the consultation's own details, not a blank page.
Yes — it's the real Ministry-published pharmaceutical nomenclature, not a generic or translated list.
Yes, favorites are personal to each doctor, separate from a colleague's.
Yes — certificates and referral letters are also available, built from the same visit.
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