DIMS, or Drug Information Management System, stands out as the top offline mobile drug index in Bangladesh, offering an invaluable tool for healthcare and pharmaceutical professionals. Developed by ITmedicus, DIMS provides comprehensive, up-to-date information on a vast array of medications, ensuring you have the latest drug details right at your fingertips.

Key Features & Benefits:

1. Drug Details: Access extensive information including indications, dosage and administration, contraindications, side effects, precautions and warnings, FDA pregnancy category, therapeutic class, pack size, and price.
2. Search Drugs: Easily find medications by brand name, generic name, or condition.
3. Drugs by Brands: Browse an A-Z list of brand names.
4. Drugs by Generics: Navigate through an A-Z list of generic names.
5. Drugs by Classes: Explore drugs categorized by their therapeutic classes.
6. Drugs by Conditions: Find medications related to specific health conditions.
7. Favorite Drugs: Bookmark any brand names for quick access.
8. Medical Events: Stay informed about international medical events.
9. Feedback: Directly post your valuable suggestions, advice, and comments.
10. Advanced Search: Choose different search categories for a more refined search experience.
11. Disease Details: Learn about various diseases in detail.
12. National and International Guidelines: Access guidelines to stay aligned with best practices.
13. Herbal Brands: Explore information on herbal medicine brands.
14. Mini Rx: Benefit from concise prescription information.
15. Practice Update: Stay current with the latest in medical practice.

DIMS is designed to be the most comprehensive and advanced source of information on over 28,000 brand name and 2,228 generic drugs, ensuring that you have access to complete and recent drug information at all times.

Disclaimers:

DIMS serves as a mobile drug index app intended for reference and educational purposes. It is not meant to provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, nor should it replace the professional judgment of healthcare providers. The clinical information within DIMS is meant to supplement, not substitute, the expertise and judgment of physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals involved in patient care.

We rely on reliable and authentic data sources and company literature to compile the information in DIMS. Despite our best efforts to ensure accuracy, the publisher, authors, editors, and their agents cannot be held liable for any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in the app, nor for any consequences arising from them.

Licensed medical professionals are solely responsible for their medical judgments, diagnoses, and treatments, regardless of their use of DIMS. By using this app, you acknowledge and agree that the information it contains may include inaccuracies and other errors.