“This paperback is a compilation of commonly used and available medications, prescription and over the counter. It includes generic and brand names, facilitating the quick reference charge for the publishers to accomplish. Even experimental and discontinued drugs are offered.

Half the book is an alphabetical listing of the medications, followed by sections of drug categories such as psychotropics, antibiotics, etc. Not a reading book nor encyclopedic, rather the usefulness derives from just the handy access to spelling.

With an economic price of $20 purchased on the web and an index for the front cover, this nice compact book is a bargain.“ — Stephen Z. Smith, MD

“I definitely recommend ‘Drug Speller’ to any institution, medical transcriptionist, or anyone in the medical field. The accurate spelling of trademark brands versus generic names is done at an expertise level and according to AAMT (American Association of Medical Transcriptionists) guidelines.

If you liked the 2009 version, be on the look out for the 2010 edition. Check with Dictionary Jumpstart before purchasing any other book.” — Becky Scott, Medical Transcriptionist II

"The Drug Speller book is a fabulous resource to have. I use it daily in my career as a court reporter, and it has a place of honor right next to my computer. I find it so much faster to be able to grab this book than to look for the 'correct' spelling online.

Thank you very much for this excellent resource!" — Marcy Klingshirn, Court Reporter