Get access to just what you need at point-of-care: abbreviated and concise drug information on the most often prescribed drugs, derived from the comprehensive 2003 PDR®.

Everything you need is included on a new Universal MultiMediaCard (MMC) ? just plug and play. And since the MMC runs independently of the PDA's main memory, there no worry about running out of memory.

Even better, Franklin's new Universal MMC works with just about every recently- released PDA with an SD/MMC expansion slot, including: Franklin eBookMan®; Palm? M-500 series; Palm? Tungsten?; Handspring? Treo? 90; Handera? 330; HP iPAQ?; Cassiopeia? Pocket PC; Toshiba Pocket PC; Dell? Axim?; and even Nokia's Communicator Phone!  With the Universal MMC, Franklin makes your choice for critical information at the point-of-care the easiest yet!

Based on the FDA-approved labeling, the 2003 Pocket PDR® lets you easily lookup a drug by Brand or Generic Name, by Therapeutic Class, or by the Manufacturers' Index. Each monograph provides: brand name, generic name, manufacturer, DEA class, pharmacologic category, indications, dosage and administration, side effects, contraindications, interactions, warnings/precautions, and how supplied information.

The product now uses the Mobipocket Reader so you benefit from the many capabilities of this popular software, including:

• Move instantly between sections of the monograph using hot keys
• Convenient access to drug information via multiple indexes
• User-defined settings including: turning a page by tapping the screen, selectable font sizes, full justification, and more!
• Quick link from within a drug monograph to other drugs in the same pharmacologic category
• Support for bookmarks with notes for optimal use and easy access.

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