About MedMaths
What MedMaths is
MedMaths is a focused medication maths calculator site. It is built around high-value calculations such as mg to mL, tablet dosing, IV drip rates, infusion time, dilution maths, body-measure dosing support, and creatinine clearance.
The aim is simple: help nurses, students, pharmacists, and clinicians check calculation arithmetic quickly, while still showing the formula and worked examples.
Why the calculator library is focused
MedMaths is not trying to become a broad medical calculator directory. There are already large sites for clinical scores and diagnostic decision tools. MedMaths is being tightened around medication calculation search intent because that is where the site can be clearest, safest, and most useful.
Core calculator groups
- Dose conversions, including mg to mL and units to mL
- Tablet and oral dosing calculations
- IV fluids, drip rates, mL/hr, gtt/min, and infusion time
- Dilution and reconstitution maths
- Dosing body measures, including BSA and ideal body weight
- Renal dosing support, including creatinine clearance
How content is written
Calculator pages should show the calculator, formula, examples, safety notes, and references where practical. Content should avoid making the site sound more authoritative than it is. When a page is written by one person, it should not imply separate independent review unless that review has actually occurred.
Privacy
Calculator inputs are processed in the browser and are not stored by MedMaths. Site analytics may be used to understand general traffic and improve pages, but calculator inputs should not be collected as patient data.
Editorial policy
The review process, correction approach, and source expectations are explained on the Editorial Policy page.
Medical disclaimer
MedMaths provides educational calculators for calculation support only. These tools do not replace professional judgement, local policy, medication labels, pharmacy advice, independent double-check requirements, or clinical escalation.
- Verify medication orders and product concentration
- Check local policies and high-risk medicine procedures
- Use independent double checks where required
- Seek senior, pharmacy, or prescriber advice when uncertain
Contact
For corrections, suggestions, or feedback, please visit the contact page.