Skip to main content

findmeds.uk^™

Medicines Pharmacies Interactions Compare My medicines

Bookmarks Report issue

Loading...

findmeds.uk^™

Free UK medicine information from established sources.

A free, non-commercial service providing UK medicine information and pharmacy locations. Data is aggregated weekly from established sources including NHS dm+d (opens in new tab), SNOMED CT (opens in new tab), MHRA (opens in new tab), NHSBSA (opens in new tab), DrugBank (opens in new tab), and Wikidata (opens in new tab).

Navigation

Home
Search medicines
Find pharmacies
Check interactions
Compare medicines
My medicines
Bookmarks

Explore

BNF formulary
Drug classes
Identify pill
Manufacturers
Dose forms
Primary care groups
Spending map

Documents

About our data
Data model
Our team
Changelog
Report an issue
Terms and conditions
Privacy policy
Accessibility

Data sources

BNF Online (opens in new tab)
NHS Medicines A-Z (opens in new tab)
NHS dm+d (opens in new tab)
SNOMED CT (opens in new tab)
NHS ODS (opens in new tab)

Health information in other languages & formats

Professionally translated NHS health information and accessible formats.

British Sign Language (BSL)Health topics in BSL

AudioHealth topics in audio format

Easy ReadSimplified health information

Large PrintHealth information in large print

العربيةArabic

বাংলাBengali

БългарскиBulgarian

简体中文Chinese (simplified)

繁體中文Chinese (traditional)

فارسیFarsi

FrançaisFrench

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

GàidhligGaelic

हिन्दीHindi

کوردی سۆرانیKurdish (Sorani)

LatviešuLatvian

LietuviųLithuanian

ਪੰਜਾਬੀPunjabi

RomânăRomanian

РусскийRussian

SlovenčinaSlovak

EspañolSpanish

TürkçeTurkish

УкраїнськаUkrainian

Tiếng ViệtVietnamese

Call 111 for a free telephone interpreter in 200+ languages, 24/7

|

Scotland's national health
information service (NHS 24)

UK Government data

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data from NHS dm+d, ODS, NHSBSA, SPS, and MHRA.

DrugBank pharmacology

Data from DrugBank, licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0. Non-commercial use with attribution.

Wikidata linked data

Data from Wikidata, public domain under CC0 1.0 Universal. Includes Wikipedia links and molecular images.

SNOMED CT® is a registered trademark of SNOMED International.

Contains OS, Royal Mail, and National Statistics data © Crown copyright and database right.

Learn more about our data sources and licensing·ICO registered: ZB331538

Read our accessibility statement

By using this website, you agree to our Terms and conditions and Privacy policy.

NOT affiliated with, or endorsed by the NHS, NHSBSA, MHRA, or any government body. This website is NOT medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Emergency?Call 999

NHS advice?Call 111

© 2026 findmeds.uk^™. For educational purposes only.

Made with ❤️ for the community by Andrei Hodorog (opens in new tab), patient advocate & academic researcher, with help from Vlad Muntianu, trainer, educator & IQA

Home
BNF formulary
Malignant disease and immunosuppression
Cytotoxic drugs
Paragraph 08.01.02

Paragraph 08.01.02

BNF paragraph 08.01.02 — 36 medicines. Part of Cytotoxic drugs.

36 medicines

Bleomycin 15,000unit powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·000unit

Dactinomycin 500microgram powder for solution for injection vials

Daunorubicin (liposomal) 50mg/25ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·50mg/25ml

Daunorubicin 20mg powder for solution for infusion vials

Doxorubicin (liposomal) 50mg powder and solvent for suspension for infusion vials

Doxorubicin 10mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg

Doxorubicin 10mg/2ml solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg/2ml

Doxorubicin 10mg/5ml solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg/5ml

Doxorubicin 200mg/100ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·200mg/100ml

Doxorubicin 50mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·50mg

Doxorubicin 50mg/25ml solution for injection vials

Injection·50mg/25ml

Doxorubicin pegylated liposomal 20mg/10ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·20mg/10ml

Doxorubicin pegylated liposomal 50mg/25ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·50mg/25ml

Epirubicin 100mg/50ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·100mg/50ml

Epirubicin 10mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg

Epirubicin 10mg/5ml solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg/5ml

Epirubicin 200mg/100ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·200mg/100ml

Epirubicin 20mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·20mg

Epirubicin 20mg/10ml solution for injection vials

Injection·20mg/10ml

Epirubicin 50mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·50mg

Epirubicin 50mg/25ml solution for injection vials

Injection·50mg/25ml

Idarubicin 10mg capsules

Idarubicin 10mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg

Idarubicin 10mg/10ml solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg/10ml

Idarubicin 25mg capsules

Idarubicin 5mg capsules

Idarubicin 5mg powder for solution for injection vials

Idarubicin 5mg/5ml solution for injection vials

Injection·5mg/5ml

Mitomycin 10mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·10mg

Mitomycin 20mg powder for solution for injection vials

Injection·20mg

Mitomycin 2mg powder for solution for injection vials

Mitomycin 40mg powder for intravesical solution vials

Mitoxantrone 10mg/5ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·10mg/5ml

Mitoxantrone 20mg/10ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·20mg/10ml

Mitoxantrone 25mg/12.5ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·25mg/12.5ml

Mitoxantrone 30mg/15ml solution for infusion vials

Infusion·30mg/15ml

Other paragraphs in Cytotoxic drugs

Paragraph 08.01.01(62)Paragraph 08.01.03(128)Paragraph 08.01.04(17)Paragraph 08.01.05(324)Paragraph 08.01.06(3)

See also

Search all medicines Browse by drug class

Classification data from the NHS dm+d (Dictionary of Medicines and Devices), licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. BNF classification © NICE / BNF.