Reviews for MPR Drug and Medical Guide

Used it for years…..Now they want to milk it. Ads are filling the app….& greed ruined it. I uninstalled it.

This is a paid app that has completely stopped working for several days in a row. Was fine before.

As a student this app has been incredibly helpful for learning new meds and reminding me of meds on the fly.

I like the ease of browsing through the app. Effective tool and contains very useful medical information.

can not go through my shift without having to refer to this app. very useful, easy to use, and always up to date.

Never loading for me. Tried uninstall and reinstall, refresh, catch clean but still not loading 😑 If you can help with that, it would be great

No longer free. I have used this app for many years and now it’s gone! Very disappointed that this is no longer a free resource.

Zero free content available. Must log in with a paid subscription. MPR is an AD not an app. Its so easy to generate free online content, it unfortunate that medical subject matter remains wanting.

Just randomly stopped working. I loved this app hence the reason I pay for it but it is no longer working and no way to get tech support.

I’ve used this app for years and now it keeps crashing as soon as I open it on my S9. That’s very inconvenient.

Why not a free version with a few unobstructive ads then a paid version without ads? It would help new prescribers like the “old days” (your income can be from ads) yet let others with paid version not have to see ads.

I’ve had to change my review, for years it worked great, now it crashes as soon as I open it. Usless! Multiple crash reports have been sent yet no resolution.

I had been using this app for the past 6 to 7 years. Initially I had given it a 5 star rating for the accurate, up to date and useful content & information. Now all of a sudden it’s being upgraded to a subscription version!!!

Most of my career has been in womens health, im now in FM and am finding this resource invaluable for my practice. I loved the printed version, but this is extremely handy, I’ve marked my favorites to expedite patient management. Thank you for providing this free of charge as I am self employed.

I honestly really want to give this zero Stars right now I absolutely used to love love love this app back when I was working Behavioral Health and it originally was free to use with or without an account with minimally limited-access to everything in it and then in the last two years they went […]

Not happy at this time, was working fine, now I can’t log in, can’t recover the password, just a complete waste of $70 the night before I start practicum for my FNP program. And this came highly recommended, just feel defeated and robbed!

Edit: no longer able to access unless a paid subscriber, so disappointed. Loved MPR and didn’t mind the ads. My go to app! Used the printed issues at work but very easy to look up medications, side effects and dosages.

I use to be a fan of this app until I have to use it the other day. There’s no any free version anymore. I am so disappointed now to see how they want to charge almost 70 dollar in order for you to use the app. I will search for another one now. “Thanks […]

Overall, you may benefit from charging for your subscription, but the customer based you had will be lost. Not offering the same app, even with ads at no cost, ia a disservice. Besides, most of your customers aren’t swayed by advertisers since most are probably in the health field.

By not only switching entirely to a premium-only subscription based revenue model to support the app but also charging a ridiculously exorbitant fee to boot, Haymarket Media/MPR has all but ensured alienating the majority of it’s substantial and previously loyal customer base and forced them away onto competitors’ more reasonably priced or free and far […]