NOAH Compendium

Your essential industry reference guide to help vets and other prescribers

** The UK's largest independent database of more than 1,000 UK authorised animal medicines - with updates **

The NOAH Compendium is the recognised industry reference and is now complemented by the NOAH Compendium app.

Information is easily accessible and frequently updated. View the complete Summaries of Product Characteristics (SPCs) and Datasheets of UK animal medicines on your mobile device for easy access anywhere, even when there's no network connection.

Easily scan datamatrix barcodes on veterinary medicinal product packaging to take you straight to important product information.

The NOAH Compendium is an essential tool for responsible prescribing and use of authorised animal medicines. Regarded as one of the major reference sources on animal medicines, it includes full UK data sheets and SPCs for animal medicines

NOAH Compendium makes it easy to find the vital information necessary for effective and safe administration, including indications, dosing, warnings, contraindications, precautions for use and withdrawal periods. GTINs are provided for the majority of products.

Features include:

• 1,000+ animal medicine listings

• Safe administration, including indications, dosing, warnings, contraindications, precautions for use and withdrawal periods.

• Datamatrix barcode scanner

• Marketing Authorisation Holder information

• Search by Medication, Manufacturer and GTIN

New features added in August 2023 include:

• Improved global search

• Search within a datasheet

• See datasheets with significant changes

• Add notes to datasheets

• Bookmark datasheets

• Recently viewed datasheets

• Activity tab showing bookmarks, notes, significant changes, recently viewed

• Improved contact methods

The NOAH Data Sheet Compendium contains data sheets for the majority of veterinary medicines authorised for use in the UK but it is not a complete list of them all. A full list of UK authorised veterinary medicines can be found on the VMD section of the .GOV website.