About
VeriMed AI
Built from a question at the pharmacy counter: how can someone find clear evidence when they are worried about a medicine?
Creator
Wazed Ali
B.Pharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) · Retail pharmacy professional
His background includes pharmacy operations, Schedule H/H1 dispensing compliance and prescription validation.
Wazed’s experience at the pharmacy counter shaped VeriMed AI. When a customer asked about a medicine, finding a safety warning was not enough—there needed to be understandable evidence to show them.
The aim is simple: help people read their medicine pack, find relevant official Indian safety notices and understand what to do next.
Evidence before reassurance
- Official notices. Medicine and batch searches show relevant CDSCO records with source links. A batch alert applies only when the batch matches exactly.
- Pack screening. Photos help read visible details and assess expiry, markings and other screening checks. Brand names alone cannot establish that a formulation is banned.
- Clear limits. Official alerts may be published late or be incomplete. No match does not prove a medicine is genuine, and a QR code cannot prove what is inside a pack.
Independent, not a regulator
VeriMed AI is an independent screening tool. It is not CDSCO or a government authority, and it does not claim endorsement by regulators, manufacturers or pharmacies. It does not certify authenticity, test medicine contents or replace advice from a pharmacist or doctor.
If you have concerns, ask your pharmacist or the manufacturer. Seek medical help immediately if you feel unwell after taking a medicine. Do not change a prescribed treatment based only on an app result.
Your information stays private
Public screening and official-alert searches do not require an account. Guest results are not saved to account history. Account histories and complaint drafts are private to their owner; user reports are not used to accuse products publicly. VeriMed AI helps prepare complaints but never files them on your behalf.