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• The present user-friendly format of the booklet is intended to make it a better aid for remembering drug names, identifying the class and subclass to which they belong, and provide easy access to core prescribing information. </br></br>• Drugs classifications are presented in the form of hierarchically designed charts along with pictorial images for easy learning. </br></br>• All classifications have been updated, expanded and modified wherever necessary. </br></br>• Doses, frequency and route (s) of administration along with leading brand names of drugs and different types of dosage forms are listed after each class of drugs. </br></br>• New drugs, particularly those marketed recently, have been included. </br></br>• Single drug formulations are mainly mentioned. </br></br>• Combined drug formulations find a place wherever important or relevant. </br></br>• Listing of brand names is restricted to only 1-4 per drug. </br></br>• Synonyms and alternative names of drugs and classes of drugs are also mentioned. </br></br>• Two separate indices, one of non-proprietary (generic) names and the other of proprietary (brand) names of drugs is provided for instantaneous location of the drug or the product one is looking for. </br></br>• Useful to medical and pharmacy students as well as to practitioners.
