PharmaSnap.AI · Last updated 31 August 2026
PharmaSnap.AI is not medical advice and it is not a pharmacist. It reads what official documents say about a medicine and reads them back to you. Before you take anything, check with a pharmacist or a doctor — they can look at the real medicine and at your own history. If you feel very unwell, get help straight away. Do not wait for this app.
These are deliberate limits, not gaps we intend to close quietly.
Everything clinical the app says is anchored to a line from a document it actually fetched — an approved product label or a public health page — and you can open the list of sources on any answer. The app would rather say nothing than say something it cannot show you the source for. That is a real protection, and it is not the same as being right about your situation. A document written about a medicine in general was not written about you.
Many different medicines look alike and packaging changes. What the app shows you can be wrong. Check the name on your own box, and ask a pharmacist if it does not match.
Some of the app is free. Paid features are sold as subscriptions through the App Store; Apple takes the payment and manages renewals and refunds. You can cancel at any time in your Apple account settings. Prices are shown in the app before you buy.
You are responsible for what happens under your account. Do not use the app to give medical advice to somebody else, and do not rely on it in an emergency.
Nothing in these terms excludes any guarantee that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. Subject to that, PharmaSnap.AI is provided as it is, and LORDLY PTY LTD is not liable for a decision you make about your health without checking with a qualified person first.
These terms are governed by the law of Victoria, Australia.