Medications starting with M

What a medication guide is

Each name on this page opens a medication guide. A guide is an informational page about that prescription. These guides describe prescriptions available through a TheDrugClub membership. The guide is not medical advice. It does not say the medication is right for you. Ask a doctor, pharmacist, or other clinician before you start, stop, or change a medicine.

On a guide, the page states that the name is a prescription medication and to ask a doctor if it is right for you. A guide can also list conditions listed with that medication and other medications in the same category. When a guide includes an FDA label excerpt, that excerpt is from the FDA-approved prescribing information. The excerpt is not medical advice. Talk with a doctor or pharmacist about it.

How to browse

Guides on this index are grouped by the first letter of the medication name. Choose a letter to open that group. A letter with no guides is shown as text and is not a link. A letter page lists up to 250 guides. When a letter has more guides than that, page links under the list continue the same letter.

Medication guides

Guides also linked on the home page

These names are also linked on the home page, in that same order. The list is not a recommendation.

• Lisinopril. Medication guide.
• Metformin. Medication guide.
• Atorvastatin. Medication guide.
• Sertraline. Medication guide.
• Amlodipine. Medication guide.
• Omeprazole. Medication guide.
• Levothyroxine. Medication guide.
• Losartan. Medication guide.
• Gabapentin. Medication guide.
• Hydrochlorothiazide. Medication guide.
• Amoxicillin. Medication guide.

More guides, in alphabetical order

These guides continue in alphabetical order. The order is the spelling of the name, not a ranking of which medicine to take.

• Abacavir. Medication guide.
• Abaloparatide. Medication guide.
• Baclofen. Medication guide.
• Baloxavir. Medication guide.
• Cabergoline. Medication guide.
• Caffeine-Ergotamine. Medication guide.
• Dabigatran. Medication guide.
• Dalbavancin. Medication guide.
• Edaravone. Medication guide.
• Efavirenz. Medication guide.
• Factor IX. Medication guide.
• Factor VIII. Medication guide.
• Galantamine. Medication guide.
• Galcanezumab. Medication guide.
• Haloperidol. Medication guide.
• Hydralazine. Medication guide.
• Ibandronate. Medication guide.
• Ibuprofen. Medication guide.
• Ketoconazole. Medication guide.
• Ketoprofen Gel. Medication guide.
• L-Glutamine. Medication guide.

Guides by category

These groups are categories on the medication list. A name under a group is a guide in that category, in alphabetical order. The group is not a recommendation, and it is not a ranking of which medicine to take.

Heart & Cardiovascular

• Adenosine. Medication guide.
• Alirocumab. Medication guide.
• Ambrisentan. Medication guide.
• Amiodarone. Medication guide.

Mental Health

• Acamprosate. Medication guide.
• Alprazolam. Medication guide.
• Amitriptyline. Medication guide.
• Amphetamine Salts. Medication guide.

Infections

• Abacavir. Medication guide.
• Acyclovir. Medication guide.
• Adefovir. Medication guide.
• Amoxicillin. Medication guide.

Pain & Inflammation

• Acetaminophen. Medication guide.
• Acetaminophen-Codeine. Medication guide.
• Almotriptan. Medication guide.
• Aspirin. Medication guide.

Neurological

• Alemtuzumab. Medication guide.
• Amantadine. Medication guide.
• Benztropine. Medication guide.
• Cannabidiol. Medication guide.

Digestive Health

• Adalimumab. Medication guide.
• Alosetron. Medication guide.
• Bisacodyl. Medication guide.
• Budesonide (Crohn). Medication guide.

Condition pages

These condition pages are on the condition index. Open one to read about that condition. A condition page is not a diagnosis. It does not choose a medication, a dose, or a treatment for you. Ask a clinician or pharmacist.

• Hypertension. Condition page.
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Condition page.
• Hyperlipidemia. Condition page.
• Major Depressive Disorder. Condition page.
• Asthma / Acute Bronchospasm. Condition page.
• Hypothyroidism. Condition page.
• Anxiety Disorder. Condition page.
• Atrial Fibrillation (Stroke Prevention). Condition page.
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Condition page.
• Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease. Condition page.
• Osteoarthritis. Condition page.
• Urinary Tract Infection. Condition page.

Other pages

TheDrugClub works with licensed pharmacies across all 50 states. When you join, prescriptions can be transferred from a current pharmacy and shipped to your home where that service is available.

Single covers one person; Family covers an eligible household. Plan names and who they cover are on the membership page. Signup, the member card, and what to confirm before a fill are explained on how it works. Common membership questions are on the FAQ.

• Conditions. Condition pages.
• Symptoms. Symptom pages.
• Pharmacy network. Participating pharmacies.
• Membership. Plan names and who each plan covers.
• How it works. Signup and the member card.
• FAQ. Common membership questions.