CAIRO Medicines

Explore official drug labels

CAIRO Medicines looks up medicines authorised in the EU and the US and returns the regulator-published label text itself, with the product, document, section, source URL and date attached to every passage. Users can find a medicine by brand name or active ingredient, narrow a broad section to the specific warning they asked about, review the version history of a label, and find the official adverse-event reporting route for their jurisdiction.

What you can ask

Search the EU medicines catalogue for a product and show its governed product details and available official documents.
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://medicines.cairoplatform.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: Evidence, not answers: every tool returns regulator-approved label passages with full provenance, or a structured non-answer (ambiguous_product, not_found, not_covered, not_addressed). Nothing is generated or summarized.
Call first when the product is ambiguous. Pass audience ('patient' default -> package leaflet / patient labeling; 'hcp' -> SmPC/USPI) to ; the server selects the governing document, the host application owns wording. Escalation routes ride on every response — surface them when a user describes a possible adverse event.

Tools

Reads data5

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

What you can ask

Search the EU medicines catalogue for a product and show its governed product details and available official documents.

Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL

https://medicines.cairoplatform.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

Evidence, not answers: every tool returns regulator-approved label passages with full provenance, or a structured non-answer (ambiguous_product, not_found, not_covered, not_addressed). Nothing is generated or summarized.

Call first when the product is ambiguous. Pass audience ('patient' default -> package leaflet / patient labeling; 'hcp' -> SmPC/USPI) to ; the server selects the governing document, the host application owns wording. Escalation routes ride on every response — surface them when a user describes a possible adverse event.