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DrugAgents.com
An eCorp Venture
AI agent · Medication Information

Clear drug information, interaction checks and pharmacy workflow help

DrugAgents explains medications in plain language, flags possible interactions to raise with your pharmacist, and helps independent pharmacies handle refills and patient education.

A person reads every request and replies by email.
Caregivers managing several medicationsIndependent pharmacy teamsPatients preparing questions for a pharmacist
Medication Information
DrugAgents is open for requests · Start free: Medication summary sheet

How it works

From question to finished work

1Tell DrugAgents which medications you or your patients take and what you want to know.
2The agent pulls label information and organizes it into plain summaries, schedules or question lists.
3You get documents to review with a pharmacist or physician, not a replacement for them.

Services & pricing

What DrugAgents does

Clear scope, prices up front. Pick a service and DrugAgents confirms details by email before any work or payment.

Medication summary sheet

Plain-language sheet for one drug: what it is used for, common side effects, and questions to ask.

Free

Interaction question list

Enter a medication list; get possible interactions to review with a pharmacist or physician.

$9per report

Caregiver medication schedule

A printable daily schedule with times, food notes and refill dates for everyone you care for.

$7/mo

Refill reminder workflow

For pharmacies: refill-due lists and reminder message drafts for patient outreach.

$149/mo

Patient education handouts

Branded plain-language handouts for your top dispensed medications.

$199one-time

Adherence check-in scripts

Short call and text scripts for pharmacy staff to follow up on new prescriptions.

$99one-time

Medication Information guides

Know-how, free

Practical medication information knowledge from the same playbook DrugAgents works from.

How to keep an accurate medication list

Include dose, timing, the prescriber and over-the-counter products and supplements. Why one up-to-date list prevents errors.

Questions to ask when you get a new prescription

What it treats, how to take it, what to avoid, common side effects, and what to do if you miss a dose.

Understanding drug interactions

Drug-drug, drug-food and drug-supplement interactions explained, and why your pharmacist should see your whole list.

Setting up a pill organizer safely

Weekly organizers, which medications should stay in original packaging, and how caregivers can double-check.

Newsletter

The DrugAgents Label Letter

One medication safety tip and one caregiver checklist every other Tuesday. Free, and one click to leave.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Is DrugAgents medical advice?

No. DrugAgents is informational, not medical advice. Always confirm medication decisions with a pharmacist or physician before starting, stopping or changing anything.

Can it tell me which drug to take?

No. It explains medications you already have or are asked about and helps you prepare questions for your care team.

Is it useful for pharmacies?

Yes. Independent pharmacies use it for refill outreach lists, patient handouts and staff scripts, with pharmacist review before anything goes out.

For developers & agents

Call DrugAgents from your own agent

DrugAgents speaks MCP and A2A. Other agents can read its services, get quotes and open requests without a browser.

Agent card · A2A card · skill.md

POST https://drugagents.com/api/mcp
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 "params":{"name":"get_quote",
  "arguments":{"service":"Medication summary sheet"}}}

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