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Check how your supplements and medications actually interact

PharmaGuide is an AI-powered supplement interaction checker that analyzes drug–drug interactions, drug–supplement conflicts, supplement-to-supplement interactions, and product quality using published clinical research and clinician-reviewed educational guidance — the supplement safety checker built so you know what's safe, what to avoid, and what to discuss with your provider.

The only app that checks drug–drug, drug–supplement, and supplement–supplement interactions — in one scan.
Educational content reviewed by Dr. Pham L., PharmD & Miriam D., NP
HIPAA-Aligned Design
Research-Backed
200K+ Interactions Documented interaction pairs in our database (drug–supplement + supplement–supplement)
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PharmaGuide app showing how supplements work together with safety scores and interaction alerts

Where our supplement interaction data comes from — and how it's verified.

Data Sources

Built from FDA, NIH, and PubMed — peer-reviewed literature, not crowd-sourced claims.

Review Process

Every interaction is verified by licensed pharmacists with clinical oversight — not just algorithms.

Update Cadence

Continuous monitoring of FDA alerts and new research. Quarterly systematic reviews. See our full methodology →

Clinically Reviewed & Research-Informed

Built by Engineers. Verified by Licensed Clinicians.

Interaction data is reviewed by licensed pharmacists, physicians, and clinical researchers before publication.

How We Verify Interaction Data

FDA & NIH Research
Pharmacist Review
Clinical Validation
Ongoing Updates

Engineering Team

Software engineers focused on accuracy, security, and privacy-first health data systems.

Sean C. Software Engineer • 10 years
Thomas Y. Data Engineer • 8 years

Medical Advisory Board

Licensed healthcare professionals who review interaction data for clinical accuracy.

Dr. Pham L., PharmD Clinical Pharmacist • 15+ years
Miriam D., NP Nurse Practitioner • 12 years
Trusted by Clinicians

How clinician testers pressure-tested PharmaGuide

Six clinicians across four specialties used PharmaGuide in prelaunch accuracy reviews to pressure-test interaction logic, citations, and wording. The tool is built to support clinical judgment, not replace it.

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4.9 Avg. Accuracy Review Score

Testing focused on whether interaction flags, citations, and wording were clinically reasonable and easy to review. These reviewers are not replacing individual medical judgment or providing patient-specific care through PharmaGuide.

I used PharmaGuide to review complex medication and supplement stacks during testing. It surfaced interaction checks I would have verified manually and gave me a faster starting point — without pretending to replace clinical judgment.

Dr. R.P., PharmD Clinical Pharmacist — Internal Medicine, 15+ years

In primary care, I get supplement questions constantly and usually have to piece answers together across multiple references. PharmaGuide made the first-pass review faster and easier to explain because everything was already organized in one place.

Dr. M.K., MD Primary Care Physician — Integrative Practice, 12+ years

For higher-risk patients, I care less about hype and more about what needs to be double-checked. PharmaGuide worked well as a screening layer — it flagged the right interactions without overstepping clinical judgment.

Dr. S.T., MD Cardiology — Preventive Medicine, 18+ years
Core Features

Everything you need to check supplement interactions safely

Clinical-grade tools that work together to protect your health — from drug-supplement conflict detection to supplement quality scoring.

Real-World Scenarios

When does PharmaGuide actually matter?

Every day, millions of people take supplements without checking what could go wrong. Here's what PharmaGuide catches.

You are 14 weeks pregnant and still taking your pre-pregnancy supplement stack.
PG Flags high-dose vitamin A and herbal ingredients contraindicated in pregnancy. Recommends prenatal-safe alternatives.
You take an SSRI for anxiety and add St. John's Wort for mood support.
PG Serotonin syndrome risk detected. Two serotonergic agents combined — verdict: UNSAFE without provider clearance.
You take levothyroxine for thyroid and calcium + iron with breakfast.
PG Both reduce thyroid medication absorption by up to 60%. Recommends 4-hour spacing window.
You take Warfarin and a friend recommends turmeric for joint pain.
PG Curcumin inhibits platelet aggregation and interacts with Warfarin — verdict: UNSAFE without medical guidance.
You pick a 4.8-star supplement on Amazon with 12,000 reviews.
PG No third-party testing found. Contains two additives flagged for long-term concern. PG Score: 41/100.
You buy a weight-loss supplement promoted by an Instagram influencer.
PG Product matched to active FDA recall. Contains undeclared sibutramine — a banned stimulant. Verdict: BLOCKED.
You give your 8-year-old a gummy multivitamin with artificial dyes.
PG Detects Red 40 and Yellow 6 — additives linked to behavioral concerns in children. Suggests cleaner alternatives.
You re-order your usual magnesium and don't notice the formula changed.
PG Detects switch from magnesium glycinate to oxide — 4x lower absorption. Flags the downgrade before you take it.

These aren't hypotheticals — they're the supplement safety gaps PharmaGuide was built to close. All scenarios based on documented clinical interactions and FDA safety data.

Hidden Danger

The supplement interaction most people don't know about.

It happens more often than you think.

Sarah takes calcium and vitamin D every morning for bone health. Her doctor prescribed levothyroxine for hypothyroidism. She takes them together with breakfast — both from trusted sources.

Calcium can reduce levothyroxine absorption by up to 60% when taken at the same time. NIH confirms this interaction. After a month, her thyroid levels weren't improving — and neither she nor her doctor connected the dots.

PharmaGuide flags interactions like this

Based on peer-reviewed clinical literature reviewed by pharmacists and physicians.

Every day, thousands of people visit the ER due to adverse drug events, including known drug interactions.

ER visits per day in the U.S.

Information is your first line of defense
Who It's For

Who PharmaGuide Is For — From Optimization to Medication Safety

PharmaGuide adapts to your health journey—whether you're optimizing supplements or managing medications.

Simple Process

How PharmaGuide Works

An educational supplement interaction checker built on published clinical research. Four simple steps to check supplement interactions, quality, and safety.

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Scan Your Supplements

Scan any supplement barcode or label. We match against 210,000+ products in our verified database. Supports barcode scanning and manual search for supplement identification.

Your Data Stays Private
02

Get a Supplement Quality Score

Receive a 0-100 quality rating based on purity, potency, safety, and bioavailability. Quality scores are derived from third-party testing and clinical research data.

Research-Backed
03

Check Supplement & Drug Interactions

Our analysis identifies documented supplement and drug interactions from clinical literature to discuss with your provider. Interaction data is sourced from FDA databases and peer-reviewed research.

Stay Informed
04

Review & Take Action

Generate a doctor-ready report, get guidance from our AI assistant, or simply feel more confident about your choices. Reports can be shared with healthcare providers for informed discussions.

You're in Control
Got Questions?

Questions About Our Supplement Interaction Checker

Everything you need to know about PharmaGuide and how it keeps you safe.

Interaction information is provided for educational purposes only and is based on published research. Individual responses may vary.

Can't find your answer? Check our blog or reach out at info@pharmaguide.io

Beta Access

Be the first to understand what's really in your stack

Early access rolls out in limited waves starting in Q2 2026. Sign up for product updates, health insights, and first access before public launch.

Pressure-tested by 6 clinicians across 4 specialties to review interaction logic, citations, and wording. Built to support clinical judgment, not replace it.

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Questions? Reach us at info@pharmaguide.io

Page last reviewed: March 2026 by Dr. Pham L., PharmD

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