Understand your medication
Type a drug name. Get a clear visual explanation.
For educational purposes only. Not medical advice. Always consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Example infographics
Clear, visual explanations for common medications
Amlodipine
Atorvastatin
Gabapentin
Amitriptyline
Step 1
Type any medication
Enter a brand name like Fosrenol or a generic name like lanthanum carbonate. We recognise both.
Step 2
We generate your infographic
Clear visual explanation: what the drug does, how it works, and who it helps. No doctor speak.
Step 3
Download, print, or share
Save it, print it for your fridge or waiting room, or share it with a patient, carer, or student.
There was an old man called Bill,
Who decided to take a strange pill,
He knew not what it was,
But it made his 😉 throb,
Which delighted his wife — what a thrill!
Did you know?
Infographics tell part of the story. Here's the rest.
Interactions
Some medications don't mix
Some combinations can cause reactions your body really wasn't expecting.
Long-term use
Too much of a good thing
Overdosing on medication or staying on medication longer than you need to can have serious consequences.
Mix-ups
Always check the label
Your medication was prescribed for you. Taking someone else's can lead to some rather unexpected results.
Who it's for
Patients
Finally understand what you're taking and why. No jargon, no walls of text. Just a clear picture of how your medication works.
Carers & Family
Know what your loved one's medication does. Understand why each pill matters, so you can support them with confidence.
Students
Visual study aids for pharmacology, biology, and nursing. Type a drug name, get an instant revision infographic.
Professionals
Generate printable patient education materials in seconds. For surgeries, pharmacies, and clinics.
What people are saying
Feedback from patients, carers, and professionals
"My dad's been taking 11 medications daily for years. He had no idea what half of them did. One infographic and he finally understood why he takes Fosrenol with every meal."
Dan
Family carer, UK
"I printed the Metformin one and stuck it on my fridge. First time I've actually understood what it does instead of just taking it because the doctor said so."
Sarah
Patient, UK