Doctors look up your medicines here. Answer the questions they actually ask.

Your medicines are already here.

Every company page brings together what the registers say: the group and its legal entities, every registered medicine, the countries, the therapeutic areas by ATC group and the names each register uses, with every source and its licence.

16,505 company pages in 80 countries, 14,304 of them with their medicines, and 3,291 active substances.

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Tell us when a record is wrong: a holder, a group link, a product name, a status. We check each change against the official register and update the page, free of charge, for every company, with or without a plan. Every page keeps its sources, so anyone can see where a fact comes from. A correction never changes what we show, how it is ranked or what it is next to: only whether it matches the register.

See how professionals use each medicine.

For an annual fee per medicine, you see anonymous insight: page views per country and month, the specialty groups that look it up, the terms people search for around it and the questions asked about it most. Everything is aggregated. You never see who looked something up, never an individual and never contact details, and a specialty group only appears once at least 20 people are in it.

Questions from professionals, sent to you by choice.

When a doctor or pharmacist has a question about your medicine, they can choose to send it to your Medical Information service, with their consent for that one question. You receive only the questions people chose to send, and anonymous statistics on the questions asked most. It is correspondence that a professional starts, not advertising.

Your own information, for verified professionals only.

Per medicine, you can add information of your own, labelled “Information from” your company and following the CGR code (Gedragscode Geneesmiddelenreclame) and its national equivalents. Only verified healthcare professionals will see it; the public never does.

This part opens when verified professional access launches on Prognia. It is not available yet.