Five, ten, twelve medicines. Which one is doing this?
When you take a handful of pills every morning, a new symptom is a mystery. Is the stomach trouble the new blood pressure pill? The antibiotic? The magnesium? Nobody hands you a list of what your medicines have in common.
After his surgery, a family member came home with twelve prescriptions and weeks of stomach trouble that nobody could explain. Written out side by side, six of those twelve medicines listed the same side effect. That was the question his doctor needed to hear, and it took two minutes to find.
MedCheck puts all of it on one page, in plain words, so you can walk in with a real question instead of a guess.
How it works
1. Type in your medicines
Enter each name, the dose and how many times a day. We look each one up as you type.
2. See shared side effects
One chart shows every side effect and how many of your medicines can cause it.
3. Bring the list to your doctor
Print a clean summary with the questions worth asking at your next visit.
What you will see
Side effects your medicines share
- Diarrhea6 of 11 medicines
- Dizziness5 of 11 medicines
- Feeling tired4 of 11 medicines
- Nausea3 of 11 medicines
What could be causing this?
- Metformin can cause diarrhea, common
- Sertraline can cause diarrhea, common
- Magnesium oxide can cause diarrhea, more likely at higher doses
Bring this list to your doctor.
Every pair, checked
| Lisinopril | Sertraline | Apixaban | |
| Lisinopril | - | OK | OK |
| Sertraline | OK | - | Serious |
| Apixaban | OK | Serious | - |
Everything included, at no cost
Shared side effects chart
Every side effect across all of your medicines, sorted by how many of them list it.
What could be causing this?
Type a symptom such as loose stool and see which of your medicines can cause it, most likely first.
Interaction grid
Every pair of your medicines checked, with the serious ones called out in plain words.
Several people, one account
Keep a separate list for yourself, your spouse and a parent you care for.
AI double checked
Each medicine is looked up, then reviewed a second time, and stamped with the date it was checked.
Printable report
A clean one page summary, with questions to ask, ready for your appointment.
Text size control
Normal, large or extra large, saved to your account on every device.
Who it is for
- Seniors managing several prescriptions at once
- Caregivers and adult children keeping track for a parent
- Anyone getting ready for a doctor visit
Questions people ask
Ready when you are
Add one medicine or twenty, for yourself or for someone you care for. It takes about a minute.