Forensic Toxicology's WebDrugs

Drug Name
 Acebutolol   Acetaldehyde   Acetaminophen   Acetone 
 Acetylprocainamide (N-)   Acetylsalicylic Acid   Aldicarb   Alfuzosin 
 Alprazolam   Alprenolol   Aminophenazone   Amitriptyline 
 Amlodipine   Amobarbital   Amoxicillin   Amphetamine 
 Anhydroecgonine   Anhydroecgonine Methyl Ester   Atenolol   Atropine 
 Azacyclonol   Benazepril   Benzocaine   Benzoylecgonine 
 Bisoprolol   Brodifacoum   Bromazepam   Brompheniramine 
 Buprenorphine   Bupropion   Buspirone   Butabarbital 
 Butalbital   Butanol (2-)   Butanol (N)   Caffeine 
 Carbamazepine   Carbinoxamine   Carboxyhemoglobin   Carisoprodol 
 Carvedilol   Cetirizine   Chlorcyclizine   Chlordiazepoxide 
 Chloroquine   Chlorothiazide   Chlorpheniramine   Cimetidine 
 Ciprofloxacin   Citalopram   Clomipramine   Clonazepam 
 Clonazepam (7-amino-)   Clonidine   Cocaethylene   Cocaine 
 Codeine   Cotinine   Cyanide   Cyclizine 
Literature References:
  1. Physicians Desk Reference,” 53rd Ed., Medical Economics Company, Inc., Montvale, NJ
  2. Disposition of Toxic Drugs and Chemicals in Man,” 4th Ed., Randall C. Baselt and Robert H. Cravey, Chemical Toxicology Institute, Foster City, CA
  3. Clarke's Isolation and Identification of Drugs,” 2nd Ed. A.C. Moffat Editor, The Pharmaceutical Press, London, England
  4. Martindale-The Extra Pharmacopoeia,” 3rd Ed., J.E.F. Reynolds, Editor, The Pharmaceutical Press, London, England
  5. Principles of Clinical Toxicology”, 3rd Ed., T.A. Gossel and J.D. Bricker, Raven Press, New York, NY
  6. Fundamentals of Clinical Chemistry”, 2nd Ed., N.W. Tietz, Editor, W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, PA.