AnkiWeb addon 158394840
Automatically appends brand names to generic drug names during card review without modifying notes, shipping a large default library, custom pair editor, and deck/tag exclusions across platforms.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.65 | + | 2025-08-28 |
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Displays common drug brand names alongside generic names during Anki reviews, helping medical students learn brand-name medications without altering original card text, with customizable appearance and update-safe settings.
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Tired of hearing residents and attendings throw out brand names that don’t match the generics you studied? This add-on bridges the gap by automatically appending brand names to drug generics while reviewing cards. Additionally, it never modifies your actual cards. It only adjusts what you see during review. This means your notes remain untouched, and when AnkiHub or other shared decks update, the brand names continue to appear seamlessly without conflicts.
🛠️ Example
Before: “Metoprolol reduces HR”
After: “Metoprolol (Lopressor; Toprol-XL) reduces HR”
✨ Features
Automatically shows brand names right alongside generics during review
Ships with a large default library (hundreds of drugs already mapped)
Easy editor to add your own drug–brand pairs
Options to exclude whole decks or tagged cards if you don’t want them touched
Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux (Qt6 builds of Anki)