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Warfarin & INR guides

Warfarin raises a lot of questions that clinic appointments are too short to cover. These guides answer them in plain language — what the numbers mean, what moves them, and what to do when something looks wrong.

Normal INR range chart

Someone just got an INR result and wants to know whether their number is normal.

normal inr range / inr range chartRead the guide →

Time in therapeutic range

Someone has heard the term TTR from a clinic or a study and wants to understand and calculate it.

time in therapeutic range calculator / TTRRead the guide →

Missed a warfarin dose

Someone has just realised they forgot a dose and wants an answer immediately.

missed a dose of warfarin what to doRead the guide →

INR too high

Someone has a result above their range and is worried about how serious it is.

inr too high / dangerous inr levelsRead the guide →

INR too low

Someone has a result under their range and wants to know how serious it is.

inr too low / inr below 2Read the guide →

Warfarin foods & vitamin K

Someone newly on warfarin wants to know what they can and cannot eat.

foods to avoid on warfarin / vitamin k food listRead the guide →

PT to INR conversion

Someone has a lab result in seconds rather than an INR and needs the conversion.

pt to inr conversion / prothrombin time to inrRead the guide →

How often to test INR

Someone wants to know whether their testing interval is right.

how often should i get my inr testedRead the guide →

Warfarin & antibiotics

Someone on warfarin has been prescribed antibiotics and is worried about the interaction.

warfarin and antibiotics interactionRead the guide →

Weekly dose schedule

Someone has been given a schedule with different amounts on different days and finds it confusing.

warfarin weekly dose schedule / alternating warfarin dosesRead the guide →

Alcohol & warfarin

Someone on warfarin wants to know whether they can drink and what is safe.

alcohol and warfarin / can i drink on warfarinRead the guide →

INR self-testing at home

Someone is considering buying a home INR meter and wants to know if it is worthwhile.

inr self testing at home / coaguchekRead the guide →

INR history for your doctor

Someone already tracking wants a better way to present their history to a clinician.

how to track inr for doctor / inr chart for appointmentRead the guide →

Put it into practice

Coagly turns all of this into a daily routine that runs itself — reminders that name your current dose, your next blood draw on your home screen, and your time in range kept up to date.

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Not medical advice. Coagly and this site are tracking and organisation tools. Nothing here is a substitute for your prescriber, your anticoagulation clinic or your pharmacist, and nothing here tells you what dose to take. Never change your warfarin dose on the basis of an app or a web page. If you have unusual bleeding, a serious fall or a head injury, seek urgent medical care.