2024 Lippincott Pocket Drug Guide for Nurses

Love this, letters just are small.

Perfect for clinical! No issues with reading small font.

Very useful for nursing school, it fits in your scrub pocket. The only think I dont like is that the writing it' s way too small. I almost need a magnify, or you need really good eyes. Other then that very convenient.

This was just perfect for what I needed it for. Has many drugs in it. It’s very small though

I have been using this book as a reference for over 30 years. It continues to be up to date and complete. It is all easy to read and understand. I’m retired now but still get a new book every few years.

My husband had a previous edition of this and it is full of lots of useful information. I bought this one for my daughter and she found it helpful, but I had a hard time reading it because of the small print, but it is really great to keep on your and 15-20 years ago the small print wouldn't have been an issue for me at all, so I recommend it.

It has all the information I need, but I need a bright light and/or a magnifying glass to read it.

The font size to way to smallYes it fits inIt fits in my pocket, but no good without if ICan't read it

This drug guide fits perfectly inside my scrub pockets both pants and tops. It’s not bulky and has the most current medications. Can’t complain as you get what is described

It gives very few details on side effects , pricing and warnings for the drugsand the type face is small , the he book is poorly organised. Useless for me.

it's just missing a lot of information there.

I am sure that it is very informative, but I need a magnifying glass to read it. Nurses do have bigger pockets! Looked up Amlodipine (Norvasc) and the drug interaction with aspirin is not listed. Even my husband's heart surgeon warned against this combo. Still trying to decide if I will send it back.