If you don't have any legal hurdles you should consider making it open source or running a freemium version (limited by number of patients, medications, class/p

If you don't have any legal hurdles you should consider making it open source or running a freemium version (limited by number of patients, medications, class/popularity of medication, etc.). I could imagine a few doctors and armature researchers using it and perhaps a small could be converted to paying $10/month. At $10/month you only need ~350 people to pay a years subscription to break even depending. Certainly depends on how more development is needed and what the operating costs look like. Another option is to augment the product to allow consumers to track their existing medications. Using their demographic data + current prescriptions, you could then used their self reported drug efficacy to recommend possible alternatives.