Active ingredients for every medicine
Medicines in the central catalogue carry their active ingredients and concentrations, usage type (tablets, syrup, topical and more), effect and side effects. FDA data is the source for active ingredients.
Active ingredients, alternatives and drug interaction warningsMedical data at the counter
The pharmacist sees what is inside each medicine, what can replace it and what should not be sold together. The decision stays with the pharmacist.
Alternatives when a product is out of stock
Each alternative shows its price and the stock in this branch.
- Products with the same active ingredients and concentration
- Products with the same ingredients at another concentration
- Products with different ingredients but the same effect
Warnings for ingredients that clash
When an order holds medicines whose active ingredients should not be taken together, or cancel each other out, the pharmacist sees a warning with advice before approval. The owner chooses whether these warnings are on.
Works without internet
Alternatives and warnings are worked out on the Main terminal from its own copy of the medical data, so they work without internet. Main updates that data whenever it is online.
Questions and answers
Does Dawaay suggest alternatives for out-of-stock medicines?
Yes. It suggests products with the same active ingredients and concentration, the same ingredients at another concentration, or different ingredients with the same effect.
Does Dawaay warn about drug interactions?
Yes. When an order holds medicines whose active ingredients clash, the pharmacist sees a warning before approval. The owner can turn the warnings on or off.
Where does the active ingredient data come from?
From the FDA, assigned to each medicine in the central catalogue.
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