The Rote Liste is a drug directory for Germany. It contains short information on human medicinal products marketed in Germany (including EU authorisations) and certain medical devices, compiled for professional, usage and product information.







Key BenefitsThe German SmPCs / Rote Liste dataset provides legally grounded drug information for the German market. It compiles short texts based on the Summaries of Product Characteristics (SmPCs), the professional prescribing information known in Germany as Fachinformation, together with indication data for human finished medicinal products marketed in Germany. Coverage includes products with EU approvals as well as selected medical devices.
The dataset is aimed strictly at medical and pharmaceutical professionals: physicians, pharmacists, hospital staff, nursing teams and pharmaceutical-technical assistants who need concise, structured information on the medicines available in Germany.
Inclusion is registration based. A pharmaceutical company must actively register its products to have them listed. Products that are not registered do not appear, so the dataset reflects the information that manufacturers have submitted for publication.
On pharmazie.com the German SmPCs / Rote Liste dataset is searchable alongside more than 25 pharmaceutical databases in a single query. Access is included with the Drug Dictionaries and Premium subscription packages.
Access the professional prescribing information (Fachinformation) that underpins clinical and regulatory decisions in Germany.
The dataset focuses on statutory information for medicinal products marketed in Germany.
Indication information supports search, filtering and therapeutic look-up across the German product range.
On pharmazie.com the dataset sits next to more than 25 pharmaceutical databases, so professionals move from one source to the next without switching tools.
Drug information in Germany is spread across several authoritative sources, each with its own scope, update cycle and licensing terms. Professionals who need a complete picture of a medicinal product often have to reconcile prescribing information, statutory data and identifiers from more than one place. The German SmPCs / Rote Liste dataset addresses one part of that picture: the professional prescribing information for products marketed in Germany.
The Summary of Product Characteristics is the reference document for a medicine's approved use. It sets out indications, dosage, contraindications, interactions and adverse reactions. For physicians, pharmacists and hospital teams it is the basis for safe prescribing and dispensing, and for regulatory and market-access teams it is a primary source when assessing a product.
Because inclusion depends on the manufacturer registering its products, the dataset reflects what companies have chosen to publish. Understanding this helps professionals interpret gaps: an absent product is not necessarily unavailable, it may simply not be registered for listing.
The European Medicines Agency lists the source among the national registers of authorised medicines for Germany, which makes it a well established reference point for German drug information.
On pharmazie.com the dataset is one of more than 25 databases available through a single search, so prescribing information can be combined with other pharmaceutical data in one workflow. Access is included with the Drug Dictionaries and Premium packages, and the data is refreshed twice a year.
It is a drug directory containing short texts based on the German prescribing information, the Summaries of Product Characteristics (Fachinformationen), for human finished medicinal products marketed in Germany, including EU approvals and selected medical devices. On pharmazie.com it is searchable alongside more than 25 pharmaceutical databases.
The dataset is refreshed twice a year.
It is intended for medical and pharmaceutical professionals such as physicians, pharmacists, hospital and nursing staff and pharmaceutical-technical assistants. It is not a patient-facing resource.
Inclusion is registration based. A pharmaceutical company must register its products to have them listed, so products that have not been registered do not appear.
It sets out a medicine's approved use, including indications, dosage and administration, contraindications, interactions, warnings and adverse reactions. It is the reference document for the authorised use of a medicinal product.
Access is included with the Drug Dictionaries and Premium subscription packages, which make the dataset searchable together with the other databases on pharmazie.com.