DIDB® is an amazing resource
DIDB® is an amazing resource. It streamlines our research of pharmacokinetic parameters for individual drugs and has cut down our time to evaluate a medication by at least 50%. The team there is responsive to questions, and they have a nice training program to orient you to the tool.
The ability to filter drug data in a seemingly infinite number of ways is a key feature.
Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs
Pharmacogenetics & Personalized Medicine Service Provider, USA
Largest curated collection
The Drug Interaction Database (DIDB®) has the largest manually curated collection of human in vitro and clinical (in vivo) data available.
More data every day
From all relevant publications (citations) and FDA regulatory documents.
Find out if your organization has a license to DIDB®
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Supporting scientists
Dedicated to supporting scientists in their decision-making process when evaluating pharmacokinetic (PK)-based drug interactions and drug safety.
Providing custom solutions
The Drug Interaction Solutions team can assist in leveraging the extensive in vitro and in vivo content of the DIDB® to best suit your project-specific needs.
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Human in vitro datasets
The human in vitro datasets contain results from both metabolism and transporter studies. These datasets have been trusted and used by pharmaceutical and regulatory scientists for over 20 years.
Clinical datasets
The clinical datasets contain results from drug-drug, drug-food, drug-herb interaction, organ impairment, and pharmacogenetics studies.
Trusted by scientists
Internationally recognized and trusted
DIDB® is internationally recognized as an authoritative, unbiased, transparent research tool by 210 organizations from over 40 countries working in:
- Pharmaceutical companies of all sizes
- Regulatory agencies
- Contract Research Organizations
- Academics institutions
- Non-profit organizations
- Publishers of drug information
- Providers of clinical decision support system