About & contact
Dozemir is a free educational reference for dose equivalence — built so that every number on the site is traceable to a published source, and every gap in the evidence is stated instead of papered over.
Viktor Didyk
Builds and maintains Dozemir to make comparing doses and finding an equivalent dose easier and more transparent — so every number can be traced to its source rather than taken on trust.
Principles
Correctness before coverage
A drug or class ships only when a published method exists for it. No number appears without a citation.
Honest refusals
Where no validated method exists, the tool says so — a refusal is a first-class answer, not an error.
Non-prescriptive by design
Everything here estimates and cites. Nothing here prescribes. Confirm any switch with a clinician or pharmacist.
Method review
Each computational method is checked against its cited sources. Independent clinical-pharmacology review is planned. — pending
Found a wrong number?
Corrections outrank everything else. If any figure, ratio, or citation looks wrong, write — include the screen and the source you're checking against.
Data & provenance
Equivalence and pharmacokinetic methods rest on peer-reviewed literature — each cited on its screen with a verbatim quote and an evidence rating.
Reimbursement status comes from the MOZ «Доступні ліки» open-data register on data.gov.ua, with a verified-as-of date on every marker.
What this is not
Not medical advice, not a prescribing tool, and not affiliated with any manufacturer or pharmacy. No ads, no sponsored placements, no prices.