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What’s in your medication?

Look up any medication authorised for sale in Canada — what it is, which products share its active ingredient, and what Health Canada has published about it. Free, and built entirely on the official record.

The DIN is the eight-digit Drug Identification Number printed on the package.

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Where this comes from

Every figure on this site is published by Health Canada or a provincial drug program, and every page says which source it came from and when it was last updated. Nothing here is our opinion of a medication — we do not rate, score or rank them.

Source: Health Canada — Drug Product Database; Health Canada — Recalls and Safety Alerts. Data current as of 2026-08-12. Sample of 14 real products, not the full Canadian universe of 11,417 marketed human drug products. Replaced by full ingestion in plan 0002.

Important:

Information only — this is not medical advice. RxMonitor shows what Health Canada and provincial drug programs have published about authorised products. It does not tell you what to take, whether a medication is right for you, or what dose to use.

Always talk to a pharmacist or physician about your own medication, and never start, stop or change one based on what you read here.