Formulary Browser
Explore the full herb and formula database — filter by action, system affinity, tradition, or safety class. Every monograph includes botanical identity, key constituents, and clinical notes.
Open Browser →Compound Builder
Build custom herbal formulations from scratch — adjust doses, layer in synergistic herbs, and get real-time safety alerts as you assemble a compound tailored to your patient's presentation.
Start Building →Formula Analyzer
Paste a formula or upload a prescription to see constituent breakdowns, herb–herb synergies, dose balance, and therapeutic action maps — with suggested modifications based on the patient's pattern.
Analyze a Formula →Interaction Checkers
Curated links to trusted third-party herb–drug interaction databases and checker tools — cross-reference any herb and pharmaceutical against established clinical safety resources.
Browse Checkers →NCCIH Herbs at a Glance
Evidence-based monographs from the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health – safety, efficacy, and research summaries.
Visit NCCIH →MedlinePlus Herbs & Supplements
Consumer-friendly information from the U.S. National Library of Medicine – uses, side effects, interactions, and more.
Visit MedlinePlus →HerbMed®
An interactive database of scientific research on herbs, provided by the Alternative Medicine Foundation – full-text access to clinical studies.
Visit HerbMed →MSKCC About Herbs
Comprehensive herb and supplement database from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center – includes pharmacokinetics and drug interactions.
Visit MSKCC →WebMD Vitamins & Supplements
Popular resource with detailed monographs, user ratings, and potential benefits – a starting point for patient education.
Visit WebMD →RxList Supplements
Pharmacist-reviewed supplement information with emphasis on drug interactions, side effects, and dosing guidelines.
Visit RxList →EMA Herbal Medicines
European Medicines Agency – official monographs, HMPC assessments, and community herbal monographs for regulatory use.
Visit EMA →Natural Medicines Database
Evidence-based, clinically relevant monographs (subscription required for full, but free summaries available).
Visit Natural Medicines →Mayo Clinic – Herbal Supplements
Trusted health information with practical guidance on herbal supplements, safety, and when to avoid them.
Visit Mayo Clinic →American Botanical Council
Nonprofit research and education organization offering peer-reviewed monographs, herbal reference guides, and clinical practice resources.
Visit ABC →NIH ODS – Botanical Supplements
Office of Dietary Supplements – fact sheets, research portfolios, and analytical methods for botanical dietary supplements.
Visit NIH ODS →UMMC Herbal Medicine Guide
University of Maryland Medical Center – evidence-based herbal monographs, safety profiles, and clinical application notes for practitioners.
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