Medication information you can actually check
Independent, plain-language references for prescription and controlled medications. Every claim traces back to FDA labelling, DailyMed, the DEA or MedlinePlus. We do not sell, prescribe or ship medications.
How many medications do we cover?
Start with the class you need
['Opioids & pain']
- Codeine (Sch II)
- Demerol (Sch II)
- Fioricet, Butalbital/Acetaminophen/Caffeine (Rx)
- Vicodin, Vicodin ES, Vicodin HP, Norco, Lortab, Lorcet, Lorcet Plus (Sch II)
- Dilaudid (Sch II)
- Lorcet, Lorcet Plus (Sch II)
- Lortab, Lortab ASA (Sch II)
- Methadone (Sch II)
['Benzodiazepines']
['Sleep & sedatives']
['Stimulants & ADHD']
['Antidepressants (SSRI)']
['Anticonvulsants']
['Erectile dysfunction (PDE5)']
What this site will not do
We do not sell medications
There is no cart, no checkout and no pharmacy behind this site. Every page is educational, and we take no payment for anything.
We do not write prescriptions
Nothing here replaces a consultation. Controlled medications legally require a prescriber who has evaluated you.
We do not claim a pill is safe
Our interaction checker reports only documented interactions from labelling. A blank result is not an all-clear — ask a pharmacist.
How we research each medication
Every monograph is assembled from primary regulatory sources rather than copied from another site.
FDA labelling
Full prescribing information from accessdata.fda.gov, including boxed warnings and contraindications.
DailyMed
The National Library of Medicine's repository of the current Structured Product Label for each product.
DEA & 21 CFR 1308
Schedule placement taken from the Code of Federal Regulations, not from marketing copy.
MedlinePlus & PubChem
NIH/NLM monographs for patient language, and PubChem compound records for identifiers.
Questions people actually ask
Can I buy any of these medications without a prescription?
No. Every medication on this site is a prescription medication. Those listed as Schedule I–V require a valid prescription, and supplying one without one is a federal crime under the Ryan Haight Act. Some non-scheduled drugs have over-the-counter equivalents in other countries, but not in the United States.
Is this site selling pills?
No. This is an independent information site. We do not sell, dispense, or facilitate the purchase of any medication, and we accept no payment for prescriptions.
Why does this site say 'no prescription required' in the domain name?
It is a legacy domain name. The site has been rebuilt as an educational reference, and we deliberately do not sell medications under any circumstances.
Where do the interaction warnings come from?
From the manufacturer labelling — the 'Interactions' and 'Contraindications' sections of the FDA-approved prescribing information, plus MedlinePlus. They are not exhaustive, so always ask your pharmacist about your full medication list.