National Medicine Price Catalog
A government web service where anyone can find a medicine, check its maximum price and compare analogues.
Make the register of medicine prices clear to everyone
The National Price Catalog lists the maximum wholesale prices of medicines declared by manufacturers and importers. The task was to turn a large register into a service where a patient, doctor or pharmacy finds a medicine, its price and its analogues in seconds.
- Search by brand name and INN
- Search by active ingredients and dosage
- Price per pack and per unit
- A medicine page with all registration details
- Price history by Ministry of Health orders
- Analogues with the same active ingredient
From a register to easy search
A medicine’s price in a few steps
One search bar for the whole catalog
The user types a medicine name or active ingredient and immediately sees a table: dosage form, strength, manufacturer, declared price and maximum retail price. Hints next to the columns explain the complex terms.
- Search by name or INN
- Hints for terms
- Sorting and pagination
Combination medicines — by active ingredients
For medicines with several components, the user adds each active ingredient with its dosage and picks the dosage form and the prescribed quantity. The result is the three cheapest options, priced per pack and per unit.
- Several ingredients in one query
- Price per unit
- Top 3 cheapest
All details, the price and its history
The page brings together data from the State Register: INN, ATC code, manufacturer and marketing authorisation. Next to it are the price block with the official exchange rate, a chart of price changes by Ministry of Health orders and a list of analogues.
- Price change chart
- History of Ministry orders
- Analogues with the same ingredient
The catalog on your phone — right at the pharmacy
Tables turn into cards, and long details fold into expandable sections. The “About” and “Analogues” tabs make it quick to compare prices while standing at the pharmacy counter.
- Cards instead of tables
- Expandable details
- An analogues tab