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Your Supplement & Medication Decision-Support Platform

Make informed decisions before you take it.

Check drug–supplement interactions, optimize timing, and understand your full stack — with citations where available and clear prompts to discuss with your clinician.

Educational information only. Not medical advice.

Citations included Local-first privacy Methodology published Clinician-informed review process

Citations link to the source used to inform the check; they don't replace medical advice.

Simple & Powerful

How PharmaGuide Works

Scan

Scan a barcode, search by name, or use voice input to add products to your stack.

Analyze

We analyze your full stack—medications, supplements, timing, and the profile details you provide.

Decide

Get clear actions: timing suggestions, discussion prompts for your clinician, and options to explore.

Unlike single-product checkers, we analyze your entire regimen together—because interactions happen between products, not in isolation.

We don't diagnose, treat, or prescribe. PharmaGuide is designed to support—not replace—conversations with your healthcare providers.

Why PharmaGuide

How We're Different

Most apps check one thing at a time. PharmaGuide analyzes your entire stack together.

CapabilityPharmaGuideTypical Apps
Drug-to-drug interaction checks Yes Often available
Supplement-to-supplement analysis Yes~ Uncommon
Drug-supplement cross-checks Yes~ Sometimes limited
Full-stack multi-way analysis Yes Rarely available
Personalized to health profile Yes~ Inconsistent
Timing optimization Yes Uncommon
Ingredient quality screening Yes Rarely available
Clinical source citations Yes~ Sometimes
Local-first data storage Yes Uncommon

Drug-to-drug interaction checks

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps Often available

Supplement-to-supplement analysis

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps~ Uncommon

Drug-supplement cross-checks

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps~ Sometimes limited

Full-stack multi-way analysis

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps Rarely available

Personalized to health profile

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps~ Inconsistent

Timing optimization

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps Uncommon

Ingredient quality screening

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps Rarely available

Clinical source citations

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps~ Sometimes

Local-first data storage

PharmaGuide Yes
Typical Apps Uncommon

Comparison reflects common consumer supplement apps; capabilities vary by vendor, version, and region. This is directional, not exhaustive.

Citations included where available Clinician-reviewed methodology Local-first architecture

What PharmaGuide doesn't do

We don't diagnose conditions
We don't replace your clinician
We don't sell your health data
Core Capabilities

Tools for Safer Supplement Decisions

Five integrated systems working together to help you make informed decisions.

Schedule builder

Safety Alerts & Smart Timing

Get notified before you take something that may need review, and optimize when you take what.

  • Severity levels: major, moderate, minor
  • Timing conflict detection
  • Personalized daily schedules
Additive screening

Ingredient & Quality Screening

Not all supplements are created equal. We scan inactive ingredients for additives that may concern you.

  • Potentially concerning additive flags
  • Quality scoring based on formulation
  • Third-party testing indicators
Condition-aware

Personalized Health Profiles

What's safe for one person may need review for another. Your profile ensures every check is personalized.

  • Conditions, allergies, and current medications
  • Age and sex-based considerations
  • Pregnancy and nursing cautions
Guardrails + citations

AI Guidance Chat

Plain-English answers grounded in clinical sources—not generic search results. Educational only — not diagnosis or prescribing.

  • Responses with references to PubMed, NIH, FDA resources
  • "What to ask your doctor" suggestions
  • Clear limits: we don't diagnose or prescribe
24/7 availability

Interactions include an evidence level when available. Learn about our methodology →

And There's More

Additional Capabilities

Beyond the core features, PharmaGuide offers a suite of tools designed to make supplement management effortless.

AI-Enhanced Insights

Combines rule-based clinical logic with AI to provide personalized explanations and pattern detection based on your inputs.

Instant Interaction Alerts

Receive immediate notifications when scanned products may pose concerns based on the profile details you provide.

Smart Reminders

Set intelligent reminders for supplement timing, symptom check-ins, or refill alerts—never miss a dose.

Symptom Tracking & Patterns

Log daily symptoms (energy, sleep, mood) to see patterns over time and generate discussion prompts for your clinician.

Doctor-Ready Reports

Export detailed PDF summaries with one tap to share with your healthcare provider during appointments.

Community-Powered Database

Help expand our knowledge base by submitting products. Community submissions help us prioritize additions and are reviewed before appearing publicly.

Healthy Habit Tracking

Track consistent healthy behaviors with badges and streaks—encouraging accountability without pressure.

Wishlist & Future Planning

Save products you're considering for later, separating your active regimen from potential additions.

Safety News & Recalls

Stay informed with FDA alerts, product recalls, and emerging research relevant to your stack.

See It In Action

Example Stack Analyses

Select an example to see how PharmaGuide evaluates real-world scenarios.

What You're Taking

  • Rx Warfarin (blood thinner)
  • Supp Fish Oil 3,000mg
  • Supp Vitamin E 400 IU
  • Supp Ginkgo Biloba

What PharmaGuide Flags

Major

Combined effect on clotting. All three supplements may enhance anticoagulant activity. Recommend review with prescriber.

📚 Sources: NIH ODS — Omega-3 Fatty AcidsNIH ODS — Vitamin E

What You're Taking

  • Rx Levothyroxine (morning)
  • Supp Calcium 1,200mg (morning)

What PharmaGuide Flags

Moderate

Calcium can significantly reduce thyroid medication absorption when taken together. Spacing is commonly recommended.

Suggested: Take Levothyroxine on empty stomach, Calcium 4+ hours later.

📚 Sources: American Thyroid AssociationNIH ODS — Calcium

What You're Taking

  • Rx Sertraline 50mg (SSRI)
  • Supp St. John's Wort 900mg

What PharmaGuide Flags

Major

Both affect serotonin pathways. Combined use may warrant discussion with your prescribing clinician before starting.

📚 Sources: NCCIH — St. John's WortFDA — SSRIs Information

What You're Taking

  • Supp Zinc 50mg (morning)
  • Supp Magnesium 500mg (morning)
  • Supp Calcium 1,000mg (morning)

What PharmaGuide Flags

Minor

Minerals compete for absorption when taken together. Splitting doses can improve uptake.

Optimized: Zinc AM • Magnesium & Calcium PM

📚 Sources: NIH ODS — ZincNIH ODS — Magnesium

What You're Taking

  • Supp Prenatal Multivitamin (morning)
  • Supp Iron 27mg (morning, with prenatal)
  • Supp Calcium 600mg (morning)
  • Supp DHA/Omega-3 (morning)

Profile: 32 years old, pregnant, second trimester

What PharmaGuide Flags

Moderate

Iron and Calcium compete for absorption. Taking together may reduce iron uptake—important during pregnancy when iron needs increase.

Suggested: Prenatal + Iron with breakfast • Calcium at lunch or dinner • DHA with fat-containing meal

Note

Your prenatal likely contains iron already. Check the label to avoid doubling up—discuss with your OB/GYN.

📚 Sources: NIH ODS — IronACOG — Nutrition During Pregnancy

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Trust & Transparency

Built on Science. Reviewed by Experts.

How We Validate Interactions

Source

PubMed, NIH, FDA, clinical references

Normalize

Evidence grading & tagging

Review

Clinician review of interaction logic

Update

Regular database refresh

Clinical Review Team

Our interaction logic is reviewed by licensed clinicians as part of our methodology

Dr. Pham L.

PharmD • 15+ years clinical experience

Miriam D.

NP • 12+ years clinical experience

PharmaGuide provides educational information to support—not replace—conversations with your healthcare providers. We do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe.

Last methodology review: February 2026

Privacy-First Architecture

Your Data Stays Yours

We built PharmaGuide with privacy at the core—not as an afterthought.

Local-First Storage

Your health data lives on your device, not our servers.

Purpose-Limited Data Use

Health data is used only to provide PharmaGuide's core functionality—not sold and not used for advertising. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Delete Anytime

Your data, your choice. One tap and it's gone—permanently.

Guest Mode

Check interactions without creating an account. No signup required.

HIPAA-Aligned Design

Built following healthcare privacy design principles from day one.

Export Controls

Share reports with your doctor on your terms—or keep them completely private.

Designed with HIPAA principles in mind; PharmaGuide is not a covered entity and does not provide medical services.

Learn More

Latest Articles & Research

Stay informed with evidence-based supplement safety insights from our clinical team.

Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of interactions does PharmaGuide check?

PharmaGuide checks drug-to-supplement interactions, supplement-to-supplement conflicts, multi-product stack analysis, timing conflicts, nutrient excess and deficiency flags, and ingredient quality concerns. Unlike single-pair checkers, PharmaGuide analyzes your entire regimen together because interactions happen between products, not in isolation.

Is PharmaGuide a replacement for medical advice?

No. PharmaGuide provides educational information to support—not replace—conversations with your healthcare providers. We do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. The app is designed to help you prepare informed questions for your clinician and understand your supplement regimen better.

How does PharmaGuide's barcode scanning work?

Point your phone camera at any supplement bottle barcode. PharmaGuide identifies the product and its ingredients, then cross-references them against your full stack—including any medications and other supplements you've added—to flag potential interactions, timing conflicts, and ingredient quality concerns.

Where does the interaction data come from?

We source from PubMed-indexed literature, NIH resources including the Office of Dietary Supplements, FDA regulatory databases, and established clinical references. Our interaction logic is reviewed by licensed clinicians as part of our methodology, and citations are included where available so you can trace claims to their source.

Can I use PharmaGuide without creating an account?

Yes. Guest mode lets you check interactions without signing up. Create an account only if you want to save your health profile, stack history, and personalized schedules. Your data stays on your device with local-first storage.

Does PharmaGuide work offline?

Yes. Core interaction checking works without an internet connection. AI-powered guidance chat and some database updates require connectivity, but the essential safety checking functionality is available offline.

When does PharmaGuide launch and what does it cost?

PharmaGuide launches in April 2026 on iOS and Android. Join the waitlist to be first to know about pricing and early access opportunities.

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Launching April 2026 • iOS & Android

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