Build an Oral Morphine Equivalent Total
The main calculator lets clinicians enter doses for one or more opioids and view the combined oral morphine equivalent over 24 hours. Oral entries include codeine, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, methadone, morphine, oxycodone, oxymorphone, tapentadol, and tramadol, with plus and minus controls keeping common adjustments close to each field.
Each entered amount contributes to the total at the top of the screen, so a mixed regimen can be reviewed without moving between separate calculators. A Convert action turns the selected inputs into a practical comparison view, making the workflow useful when reviewing current therapy or preparing a structured medication discussion. The running total stays visible as additional dose inputs accumulate.
Compare Opioids Across Administration Routes
The calculator groups medicines by oral, parenteral, rectal, sublingual, and transdermal routes instead of treating every product as interchangeable. This layout helps users locate the relevant formulation before entering a dose, while unit labels such as milligrams per day or micrograms per hour keep the selected route visible during the calculation.
Route-specific coverage includes medicines such as fentanyl, buprenorphine, sufentanil, oxycodone, and morphine alongside the broader oral list. Moving through these sections supports formulation comparisons and gives clinicians one place to organize several conversion questions. The grouped interface is especially helpful when the same medicine is available through more than one delivery method.
Tune Conversion Factors and Drug Visibility
Version 3.0.0 adds a Manage Opioids area for adapting the working list to local needs. Users can open individual opioid entries, review their settings, adjust supported conversion factors, and hide medicines that are not routinely used. Keeping the visible list focused can reduce scrolling during repeated calculations.
The Settings panel also provides direct access to Conversion Factors and Transfer Settings. These controls support a more consistent setup across work sessions and make it easier to preserve preferred options when changing devices or sharing a configured reference set. A language selector is available from the same area, helping teams choose a familiar interface for routine use.
Review References and Practice Guidance
References and practice guidance sit alongside the calculator rather than requiring a separate browser search. The app organizes supporting material for conversion factors, formulation changes, breakthrough dosing, incomplete cross-tolerance, and special-population considerations, giving users context for the number shown by the calculator. This is useful when a conversion question needs more than a single numeric output.
Visual changes around the OME total draw attention as entered amounts rise, while concise guidance can help users pause and review the underlying assumptions. Together, the references, route labels, configurable factors, and dose cues make the app a structured companion for professional review. The calculation remains one input to a broader patient-specific assessment.
