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Version 3.2.7 · 2026-06-22
Set preferred rating: Lactation or Pregnancy. Bug fixes & Performance Improvements
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The store currently lists version 3.2.7, updated 2026-06-22.






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Don’t compromise your or your baby’s health. Get peace of mind by knowing which medications, vaccines, and supplements are safe for you to take without harming your baby...and which ones aren't!
Pregnant or breastfeeding women are often told to choose between their baby’s health and their own treatment. Many times, there are safe medication options that shouldn’t be overlooked!
With this app, Drs. Thomas Hale and Kaytlin Krutsch bring you the information healthcare providers use in their textbook ‘Medication and Mothers’ Milk’--straight into the hands of moms. They believe moms deserve to know this information; written at a level they can understand. Their InfantRisk Center team at Texas Tech University Health Science Center is known worldwide for 25+ years of research on maternal transfer of drugs to babies.…
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Set preferred rating: Lactation or Pregnancy. Bug fixes & Performance Improvements
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