Fifty years of antimicrobial guidance, in your pocket
The Sanford Guide infectious disease reference is the name clinicians reach for when choosing antimicrobial therapy. Its recommendations are dependable and current, carrying more than half a century of accumulated expertise, and the subscription makes that content accessible across iPhone, iPad and other platforms rather than tying it to a pocket book.
Inside this resource
The reference for antimicrobial choice
Its authority in infectious-disease treatment is long-established, which is why it functions as a default check before committing to an antimicrobial rather than as one opinion among several.
Current guidance in Sanford Guide infectious disease
Recommendations are kept up to date, and in infectious disease that matters more than almost anywhere else — resistance patterns and first-line choices shift, and yesterday’s answer can be today’s error.
On every device you carry
Content is accessible across multiple platforms including iPhone and iPad, so the guidance travels with you between ward, clinic and on-call rather than staying on a shelf.
Who this serves
- Prescribing clinicians — trusted antimicrobial recommendations at the bedside.
- Infectious-disease teams — a current reference with decades of authority behind it.
- On-call doctors — guidance on the phone in their pocket at 3am.
Before you buy
How current is the guidance?
Recommendations are kept up to date — essential in infectious disease, where resistance patterns and first-line choices change.
Which devices does it work on?
It is accessible across multiple platforms including iPhone and iPad.
The chart
| Format | Clinical reference (subscription) |
|---|---|
| Focus | Infectious disease treatment |
| Heritage | 50+ years of expertise |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Department | Infectious disease |
| Delivery | Emailed once your order is verified |


L. Petrova –
Concise and trustworthy. The pocket book was good; having it searchable is better.
oncall_reg –
On my phone at 3am when I needed a second-line choice. Exactly why I pay for it.
Dr. Ibrahim K. –
First thing I check before any antimicrobial. Fifty years of authority and it is current — that combination is rare.
Dr. Femi A. –
Resistance guidance keeps up, which is the hard part in ID. Reliable across devices.
micro_sam –
Excellent for treatment choice. Deliberately terse, so for the reasoning behind a recommendation I look elsewhere — but for the decision it is spot on.