Lacap, Joshua Alei S., Marin, Millete E., Salac, Fortunato Il C. Department of Computer Studies and Automation and Technology-College of Engineering and Computer Studies, Pampanga State Agricultural University, Magalang, Pampanga. June 2021. "MEDICINE FINDER FOR' THE MUNICIPALITY OF MAGALANG" Adviser: Mr. Jomar S. Baricante The system entitled "MEDICINE FINDER FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF MAGALANG' is concerned with the issues of polite residents regarding the existence of drug shortages and further difficulty in finding few medicines. moreover, especially in our time it is good to take extra precautions and avoid having contact to avoid getting Covid disease. With the help of technology, the researcher want to make it easier for them to find medicines and pharmacies so that it will no longer be difficult for the users of our system to find the medicines they want. This project's goal is to develop an online medicines search engine. Visitors can use this website to look for a medicine as well as the locations of medical stores (both wholesale and retail) where it is sold. Because this website is a solution, it is designed to expand with the demands of the user. The developed system's main purpose is to assist users in finding medicines and pharmacies, as well as in posting and advertising things. Based on the situation and data collected, the researchers were able to create a system that would respond to local requests when it came to locating medicine, especially during epidemic periods. The researchers gathered information through interviews, online and library research, and questionnaires. The newly developed system was efficient and highly valuable to the users, according to the findings of the surveys. The grand mean of the obtained findings from the respondent residents is 3.62, and the grand mean of the respondent pharmacies is 3.0, which resident respondents interpreted as Strongly agree and pharmacy respondents interpreted as Agree. This demonstrates that the respondents believe the system was useful and efficient in finding and reserving medicines over the internet. The improved-developed web based obtained a result of 3.62, interpreted as "Strongly Agree" by the 100 fesidents of Magalang, Pampanga who functioned as respondents. The validation of two pharmacies attained a grand mean of 3.0, demonstrating the system's efficiency and usefulness.