약먹자 - 건강 기록 관리 및 복약 알림 서비스

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Get your prescriptions for the past year in real time with just one identity verification!There is no need to take troublesome photos of prescriptions and medicine envelopes every time you go to the hospital.If you use “Let’s take medicine,” the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service (https://www.hira.or.kr) says, ‘The medicine I take!
You can use the ‘At a Glance’ service more easily and conveniently.If you have any allergies to antibiotics or other medications, you can easily document them and show them to your healthcare provider when you see your doctor.This is a service that allows you to visit hospitals and pharmacies and check the medication history for the past year in real time based on the certification date.There may be no search results for medication information that has been prescribed but not dispensed after a DUR (Drug Safe Use Service) inspection at a medical institution.Set medication reminders as soon as you receive medication!If you receive prescribed medication and bring the record with your identity verification, you can receive medication reminders through KakaoTalk.Medication reminders are automatically set according to the number of doses taken, but change the reminder time according to the pharmacists medication guidance.Detailed information on prescription and over-the-counter medicines updated dailyThrough the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (https://www.mfds.go.kr) open API, drug information is maintained in the most accurate and up-to-date version every day.Find out detailed information such as medication precautions and medication management methods through “Let’s Take Medicine.”"Lets Take Medicine" is not a licensed health care provider, and you should always consult a licensed physician or other qualified health care provider before making any decision that may affect your health or safety, or that of your family or unborn child.
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You should not disregard professional medical advice based on the information obtained from this app, and please use this app to manage your health records based on professional advice.
“Let’s Eat Medicine” is not responsible for unintentional technical errors or typos or errors in data provided by the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service or the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety.