RxGuard watches 6 body signals at once and warns you 30 minutes before a bad drug reaction becomes dangerous. Personalised to your body. Free forever after setup.
Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) — clinically defined as noxious, unintended responses to medications given at standard therapeutic doses — cause approximately 5% of all hospital admissions globally and over 100,000 preventable deaths each year. The root cause is almost always the same: the prescription was calibrated for an average patient, but the person taking it is not average.
No genetic testing. No hospital equipment. No training bottleneck. Everything RxGuard needs is a one-time blood test and a commodity smartwatch you likely already own — the moment you connect, the Zero-Delay Continuous Multi-Modal Fusion Engine immediately fuses your baseline blood biomarkers with your live wearable signal stream. There is no waiting window before protection starts; the shield is active from your very first dose.
Every other consumer device monitors one or two signals. RxGuard maps six independent physiological dimensions simultaneously — each covering an entirely different class of adverse drug reaction that the others would miss entirely.
RxGuard doesn't just alert you with a number. Every alert comes with a specific, immediate physiological compensator — a zero-pill, zero-cost action calibrated to your drug class and current biosignal pattern — that mechanically counteracts the adverse trajectory before it becomes clinical.
The WHO defines an Adverse Drug Reaction as a noxious, unintended response to a medicine used at normal doses. ADRs are the invisible middle — harm caused by the right drug, at the right dose, in a body the drug was never calibrated for.
RxGuard is the only consumer system detecting adverse drug reactions before they become emergencies — personalised to your physiology, running privately on your phone, free after setup.
We need 3 numbers from your blood test: kidney function (eGFR), protein level (albumin), and haemoglobin. Any lab report works. You only need to do this once.
Or enter the values manually:
Upload any prescriptions, clinic bills, or discharge summaries. This helps us understand all the medicines you've been given.
Add every medicine — prescription drugs AND Ayurvedic supplements like Ashwagandha, Giloy, or Triphala. We check all of them for interactions.
Quick add common Ayurvedic supplements:
We read heart rate, HRV, skin temperature, SpO₂, and sleep data from your watch. Works with most smartwatches. No watch? You can add one later.
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