What is a brown bag medicine review?

A brown bag review is when you bring every medicine you take - prescription, over-the-counter, and supplements - in a bag to show your doctor or pharmacist, so they can see your full list at once. This page gives you the same thing digitally: a printable card and a QR code instead of a bag of bottles.

Is my medicine list stored anywhere?

No. Everything you enter stays only on your own device, in your browser's local storage. There is no account, no server, and no sign-up. The QR code works by putting your list straight into the web link itself, so scanning it does not send your information anywhere either.

Is this medical advice?

No. This is a personal record-keeping tool to help you and your clinicians have the same information. It does not check doses, interactions, or suitability. Always confirm your medicines with your doctor or pharmacist.

For Patients & Carers

Brown Bag Medicine Card

Enter everything you take, once. Get a printable card and a QR code any clinician can scan.

Named after the old "brown bag review": bringing every pill bottle in a bag to show your doctor or pharmacist. This is the digital version.

🔒 Stored only on this device - nothing is sent to any server. The QR code puts your list straight into the link itself.

Card belongs to (optional)

Add each medicine on its own line - only the name is required. Tab between fields; use "Add another medicine" or press Enter in the last field to add a row. Works with keyboard and screen readers.

My Current Medicines

Medicine	Dose	How taken	What for

This list was compiled by the patient or carer, not a clinician. Please confirm doses and timing. Not medical advice.

Scan to open this list on a phone

Medication SchedulePlan when to take post-op pain relief Last Dose TrackerLog when you last took something Medical ID SetupPut emergency info on your phone

This is a personal record to help you and your clinicians stay on the same page, not medical advice. It doesn't check doses, interactions, or suitability. Always confirm your medicines with your doctor or pharmacist, and keep this list up to date as things change.