How Safe are your Medications?

It takes less than a minute to get informed and stay informed about your medications using our free service for patients called iGuard.org. Register below to get:
  • Automatic medication safety checks that scan your drug list for the latest drug-drug and drug-disease interactions
  • Clinically reviewed safety alerts and recalls that emerge for your medications

Get your first medication check by completing the form below...

Step 1: Your Medications

Please list the medications you regularly take. Don't forget to add vitamins, supplements and extracts - as well as commonly forgotten medications such as aspirin and oral contraceptive pills.

STEP 2: About You

STEP 3: What Happens Next?

Once you have completed this form, we will send you an email activation link to the email address you provide (to confirm your address), followed by a comprehensive, medication safety report. Once activated, you can log in with your email address and chosen password to add more information to your profile and/or request that your doctor be copied on important communications.


To receive your free medication safety check and alerts, please review iGuard's terms of service, privacy policy and the following conditions of use:

  • iGuard is not a substitute for professional medical advice, and that the use of this service is at your own risk. You will always seek the advice of a qualified health provider before making any changes to my treatment.
  • The absence of a warning for a given drug or drug combination in no way should be construed to indicate that the drug or drug combination is safe, effective or appropriate for any given patient. iGuard cannot and does not take into account every possible interaction or account for individual responses to medicine.
  • Deidentified data collected by iGuard may be used for research purposes to improve drug safety knowledge. By registering with the iGuard service, you are agreeing to receive information about research and medical education opportunities that may be relevant to your health and safety.