Davis's Drug Guide - Nursing Reviews – Page 7
5/5 rating based on 119 reviews. Read all reviews for Davis's Drug Guide - Nursing for iPhone.
Davis's Drug Guide - Nursing is free iOS app published by Unbound Medicine, Inc.
New update
Kiransky
I’ve received the summer 2019 update, BUT cannot use the app! It’s still not functioning after restarting the phone...ugh:(
Always helpful, handy and accesible
DemzTele
Used this app since I was in my nursing school (2013), now still using it even I am already working in the floor. I so love it, that is why when I can no longer access my subscriptions because of IOS issue, I wrote to them and they are very helpful. Now I am using the new version and so far it is excellent! Highly recommend to all!
RIDICULOUS!!!
mrpadgett
$49.95 PER YEAR! for access to the app AFTER I have already purchased the hard copy book AND the app is only available on one device is RIDICULOUS. I love the Davis drug guide (which is good because I’m a nursing student and Davis is the book we’re required to use) but the cost is insane, especially for student who are constantly broke because they can’t work more than part time while being in school. Know your audience!
Heavy very expensive subscription
asiegbucp
This is the most expensive education app on earth. It is unbelievable that the developers made this app to charge students that have no job heavily for yearly subscription. This is unbelievable and I don’t recommend to students.
Worth the money
JJ1963
I purchased this app for $40 and now when my operating system with apple just updated, the app quit working. The developers told me that they are not going to be updating the app and the only solution is for me to purchase the app again. No thank you. So unless you want to keep buying this whenever your OS updates, don’t get it. *UPDATE* Customer service gave me a very easy fix. I am so happy because I really love this app. I’m a nurse and use it frequently. Highly recommend.
Good, but not worth the $39.99 annual subscription
1 Desert Rogue
Disappointed to find an annual subscription to this app. I am evaluating several apps to assist my students in their studies - and they are on limited budgets. While this seems to be a terrific app, I can’t justify the annual expense. They can go to B&N, or better yet just shop Amazon for a printed drug guide, then receive free drug updates via weekly e-mail updates - or google for the latest information.