Mediclarum

Your medicine. Made clear.France

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People are looking up

15,883
medicines
3,967
active substances
666
companies

Why Mediclarum

Health information, straight from the source.

Every page is built from the official label, the regulator’s own records and your lab’s own ranges — and shows you where each line came from, so you never have to take our word for it.

  • Sourced from official recordsThe FDA label, the national register, the NIH label database — the source is linked on every page.
  • Live recalls and shortagesChecked against the FDA for the exact product code, not just the name.
  • No paid rankingNothing is featured or sponsored, and nothing is ordered by who pays.
  • Your results stay yoursBlood test files are read inside your browser. We never receive them.
  • No health claims repeatedWe show what a supplement label says is in the product — not what its maker says it does.
  • Not a doctor, and says soWe explain. We never diagnose, prescribe or tell you what to take.

What happens after you take it

Swallowed.

It travels down to the stomach.

A general picture for tablets and capsules taken by mouth. How a particular medicine is absorbed and cleared is on its label.

  1. 1Mouth
  2. 2Stomach
  3. 3Intestine
  4. 4Liver
  5. 5Kidneys

How it works

From the box in your hand to a clear answer.

  1. Type the namefrom the box or leaflet
  2. Pick your productexact strength and form
  3. Read what it is forin plain language
  4. See how to take itand what to watch for
  5. Check the sourcethe official register

What you understand, you can take calmly.

Peptides and GLP-1

Approved medicine, or research chemical?

Tirzepatide and BPC-157 are both called peptides. One is an approved medicine; the other has no human authorisation anywhere. Each page states the status, the date and the source — and never a dose.

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    Who makes them

    The companies holding the authorisations in France.