Opioid Conversion Calculator

A cleaner, calmer design with the result first, and new tools for switching opioids. • Dose colour guide. The equivalent header warms from orange at 50 mg/day (CDC 2022) to red at 120 mg/day (Opioids Aware). Move the thresholds or turn it off in Menu › Dose colours, for example for palliative care. • The result comes first. Each result opens with the converted dose, then products, clinical information, breakthrough dosing and switching timing, with the regimen it came from below. • Route conversion. Compare daily doses of the same opioid by different routes, such as oral and parenteral morphine, or oral and IV methadone, with the method and sources shown. Find it in the menu. • Switching timing for everyone. See when to start the new opioid when changing between patches, modified-release opioids and CSCI, straight from the menu. • Methadone, explained. Methadone results show how they were calculated and are clearly marked as not a starting dose. • Works offline from the first launch. A built-in medicine list means the calculator works before the app has connected. • Up-to-date products. Products and strengths are refreshed monthly from official sources, without waiting for an app update. • Clearer capped doses. When a dose is held at a medicine's maximum, the row says what it was capped from, in one calm line. • Easier to read at a glance. Your phone's own system font with aligned figures, and doses without trailing zeros, so 40 can't be misread as 400. • Better on iPad, with a readable column and centred sheets. • Fewer interruptions. Once you accept a dose above the usual maximum, stepping it with + no longer asks again.