Spot what needs checking.
See interactions, duplicate substances and matches with recorded allergies together.
Check your medicines.
Understand the alerts.
Search for your medicines in the Moroccan catalogue and confirm your list. Mediclic checks interactions, repeated active substances and matches with recorded allergies, then explains the points to review.
The features, in practice.
Explore the available actions and information in each section.
Service preview
Understand the alerts
Level · risk · applicable condition · action to discuss
Build your list
Build your list
Choose the exact medicines by name or substance. Keep a photo or PDF in view while entering them.
Moroccan catalogue · selected medicines · active substances
Check the information
Check the information
Review the medicines, dosage and duration entered. Missing patient information remains flagged.
Entered dosage · duration · missing information
Understand the alerts
Understand the alerts
Read the level, risk, conditions and actions to discuss. Save your analysis and download its report.
Level · risk · applicable condition · action to discuss
From your question
to the conversation.
- 01
Build your list
Choose the exact medicines by name or substance. Keep a photo or PDF in view while entering them.
- 02
Check the information
Review the medicines, dosage and duration entered. Missing patient information remains flagged.
- 03
Understand the alerts
Read the level, risk, conditions and actions to discuss. Save your analysis and download its report.
What you gain
More clarity. For your next steps.
Prepare a clearer conversation.
Understand the risk, conditions and advice to discuss with your practitioner or pharmacist.
Some clarity.
With limits.
No alert does not guarantee no risk. This tool does not replace a healthcare professional or change any treatment.
Questions
that matter.
Are dosages automatically validated?
No. Entered doses and durations are kept with the analysis. This does not mean a full clinical assessment of dosage or patient factors has been performed.
Does no alert guarantee no risk?
No. Checks depend on recognized medicines, available rules and recorded information. Ask your practitioner or pharmacist to review uncertain points.
What if I cannot find my medicine?
Check the name on the box. Do not select another medicine instead: the analysis uses the selected records.
What should I do about an alert?
Read the risk and conditions, then discuss them with your practitioner or pharmacist. Do not change treatment on your own.