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of serious drug side effects go unreported to the FDA
leading cause of death in hospitals: adverse drug reactions
spent by pharma on social media ads that omit risk information
Pharmaceutical companies run their own trials, write their own labels, and control what gets reported. Existing drug info sites are funded by the same companies whose drugs they're reviewing.
The biggest drug info sites are bankrolled by pharmaceutical advertising. Their incentive is to minimize risk, not expose it.
The FDA publishes adverse event data, but it's a massive, impenetrable database. Regular people can't use it to make decisions.
Studies show only 1-6% of serious adverse drug events are ever reported. The true picture is far worse than official numbers suggest.
Drug labels use medical terminology designed for doctors, not patients. Most people can't parse what "QT prolongation" or "serotonin syndrome" actually means for their life.
Type in any prescription drug name. We pull from FDA adverse event databases and translate the medical jargon.
No clinical jargon. No fine print. We show you clear risk bars — high, medium, low — with plain-language descriptions of what each side effect actually means.
Take the report to your doctor. Ask better questions. Know what to watch for. PillScope gives you the information to have a real conversation about your treatment.
Every patient deserves independent, unbiased information about their medication. PillScope exists because pharmaceutical transparency shouldn't be optional.