Pharmaceutical Press is the publishing division of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain, and is a leading provider of authoritative pharmaceutical information used throughout the world.  Integral to the Society since its inception in 1841, Pharmaceutical Press has been able to draw on relevant knowledge, research and influence to guide and inform the direction of its publishing programme. The Pharmaceutical Press will continue to be a key part of the new Society when it is established later this year.

Our international catalogue now contains more than 150 print and digital works, with a range of products consisting of reference works, textbooks, professional titles and subscription products.  Most renowned resources include:

• Martindale: The Complete Drug Reference
The world’s foremost drug reference, providing unbiased, evaluated information on all drugs and medicines in clinical use

• British National Formulary
The authority in the use and selection of medicines, published in conjunction with the BMJ Group

• PJ Publications and PJ Online
Delivering content driven by the needs and interests of pharmacists

• MedicinesComplete
An online service providing access to leading drug information resources on a single, integrated platform

Whilst developing existing resources such as Martindale, Stockley’s Drug Interactions and Handbook of Pharmaceutical Excipient’s, Pharmaceutical Press continues to launch new products and embrace new media to provide information that is essential to pharmacists in their daily work and career development.

Member discount on print products

All members of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society are eligible to a 20% discount on all Pharmaceutical Press titles in print and 25% pre-publication discount on all titles* up to 3 months prior to publication.

In order to claim this great discount, orders must be placed via the Pharmaceutical Press website.  Simply add your RPS membership number to your billing address details and the system will apply the discount automatically.

*Offer excludes journals, eBooks and MedicinesComplete