**revised** Developer published a fix to the update screen default. Everything is back up to speed and no more waiting for drug info if there is slow or no WiFi access. Thank you!The newest version of the app defaults to the update screen. I can’t tell you how much I HATE this. If there is a poor signal or no WiFi access in a building, it is not possible to navigate away from the update page until the device has failed to make a connection. How embarrassing when a physician stops me in the hallway or calls and I can’t look up the information of concern. It just makes an angry physician who isn’t interested in waiting while I stare at my unresponsive screen. If I could keep the drug data in my head for instant recall, I wouldn’t need Lexicomp in my lab coat pocket at all times. Please change this!

Update: let me just say I HATE the new update. My biggest complaint is when selecting “jump” through different monograph shortcuts it automatically makes the “mono” the default selection. As if I’m going to remember Lexicomp’s monograph order to find things. No. I want the option of “alpha” the alphabetical monograph jump section to be my default. I would like the ability to change my default and I cannot. It’s a huge pain. Not only that but the mono menu is also not fully expanded and because of that it’s easy to miss sections if you don’t remember to press expand all EVERY SINGLE TIME. Your update blows. Made the app even worse. The is perhaps one of the best drug references out there (content wise) HOWEVER it is extremely expensive and the software design is weak at best. It takes too long to navigate to find the exact information you want to know (endless scrolling though a ton of text). If it was formatted better it would be my go to app. This app needs a lot of work. Automatic updates for one thing. Please make it better it is 2016 and this app's poor design is lagging. If they used some of their money to hire software engineers that actually know what they are doing this app would be a lot more user friendly.

I have never had any issues with crashing, slow loading, etc. It loads pages immediately every time. I move around to different facilities all over my county, sometimes I’m on the 3rd floor, sometimes I’m in the basement. Works great for me everywhere. And in response to those saying they want a link to Lexicomp on the Home Screen—you don’t need it because the 2 databases use a shared search function. Just type the med name in the search box and the top link will be the Lexicomp page for that med. It really is faster this way.

Lexi is great for the information that it provides regarding drug information, but getting to the medication itself takes extra, unnecessary steps. Autocorrect shouldn’t be a feature within Lexi, there is absolutely no need for the medication name to be changed to some random unrelated word. For the mobile app-When clicking on the medication name, one has to wait two minutes or more before it will load, click again on the medication, and it will load again as many times as you have clicked on it, making it virtually impossible to use. In a hospital Level 1 trauma center we don’t have that kind of time for the medication not to load. Solution to autocorrect: remove autocorrect, solution to not loading med in timely manner: reformat medication search like previous versions. tting to the medication itself takes extra, unnecessary steps.