Add two or more medicines and see documented interaction pairs — a prompt to double-check, not a decision.
Nesayo is billing and inventory software for Indian retail pharmacies. Inside the product, the same interaction-checking logic names a known pair on the counter's save screen and on bills drafted in Nesayo's chat, as a nudge to the pharmacist — never a block, never a clinical decision made for them. This free tool exposes the identical reference list to anyone, no signup, so a pharmacist (or a curious patient) can check a pair before it reaches the counter.
No. It flags pairs with a documented interaction so you know to double-check with a pharmacist or doctor. It doesn't decide safety for a specific patient — that needs someone who knows their full history.
It means this pair isn't in the reference list of documented interactions checked here — not that no interaction of any kind exists anywhere. The list is not exhaustive. Use professional judgement alongside this tool, never instead of it.
No. It is a free reference tool, not a medical device, and it does not make treatment decisions for you. It is not a substitute for consulting a registered pharmacist or physician.
This page is informational only. It is not a medical device, and it does not make any decision for you. Always consult a registered pharmacist or physician before making any decision about medicines. In an emergency, contact a doctor or hospital immediately.
The same check runs on the counter's save screen: when a bill holds a known interacting pair, Nesayo names it beside Save and asks you to check with the prescriber — never a block. Billing is free forever.
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