알약 스캐너 - 약 사진 검색

It’s okay if you don’t know the name of the medicine.

Pills lying around on your desk, medicine packets with erased names, or unidentified medicine your parents are taking.

With just one photo, we can identify the medicine.

We use data released directly by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.

■ Four Ways to Find Medicine

· Search by Name - Both Korean and English ingredient names are supported.

· Search by Photo - Simply take a picture of the pill, and the AI ​​will identify it.

· Search by Engraving, Shape, or Color - Narrows the search by these criteria even if the photo is blurry.

· Search by Prescription - Take a picture of your prescription, and the listed medicines will be organized all at once.

■ Medications I Am Taking

Register your medications to view them at any time.

Set your dosage times, and you will receive notifications.

Log in to view the same list on both your mobile phone and computer.

■ Automatic Check for Contraindications

We will notify you if there are any combinations of medications that should not be taken together.

We automatically check based on the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety's contraindication data.

Even if a warning appears, do not stop taking the medication arbitrarily; be sure to consult with a doctor.

■ You can view this information

· Full text of efficacy, dosage, and precautions

· Active ingredient and content, ATC code

· Reference drug/Bioequivalence mark

· Manufacturer, classification, shape, color, identification characters

■ Pharmacies & Hospitals Near Me

Find nearby pharmacies and hospitals on the map.

You can also check if they are currently open.

■ For these people

· Those taking medication for their parents

· Those taking multiple medications

· Those who have lost their medicine bag or whose name has been erased

· Those who are curious about what medication they have been prescribed

The information provided by this app is for reference only and does not replace the judgment of a doctor or pharmacist.

Please be sure to consult with a professional before deciding whether to take the medication.