Smart Pill ID

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Take a picture, choose from your photos, or manually enter pill details to identify pills and get details. Save pills to reference them easily. With auto capture, the app continuously take pictures of your pill until a result is found. Smart Pill ID uses Artificial Intelligence to search for your pill in our databases using its inscription, color, shape, and size. Alternatively, use the barcode scanner on branded packaging to quickly pull up information. When viewing a pill, you may view details of the prescription including information for: Description Side Effects Drug Prices More information and perks are available with the upgrade plan. These features include: Drug Interactions Indications & Usage Information for Nursing Mothers Pregnancy Information Storage & Handling Information Adverse Reactions Clinical Pharmacology Contraindications How Supplied Laboratory Tests Mechanism of Action Manufacturer Documents Drug Label Documents Unlimited Scans Unlimited Pill Saves Ad Free Experience Did you know that every year at least 100,000 pills are incorrectly dispensed by pharmacists in America? Smart Pill ID is perfect for prescription medicine users and health care providers such as doctors, nursers, pharmacists, and more. DISCLAIMER: Do not rely on Smart Pill Identifier to make decisions regarding medical care. Always contact a physician before making any medical decisions. While we make every effort to ensure that data is accurate, you should assume all results are unvalidated. NOTE: This app is intended for use by consumer in the United States. Some featured reviews: "This is a safe way to check that a change in pill shape is the same medicine and dose you need and not a pharmaceutical error. It's a good habit to do every time medicine is NEW or SHAPE CHANGE." "I love it it is great and anybody that wants to know what medication is before they take it this is the app to download" "Good especially if your child picks up a pill off the street you can identify it and let the cops know what you found to keep the kids safe"

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