Rx Corner

First all I found that didn’t make u pay for more than a few questions. It has a lot of options, included generic to brand name, indications, conversions, sig codes, medication classes, and the options between otc, inpatient’s, and outpatient. On top of this it only has banner ads, and has the option for you to watch a normal ad, which will turn off banner ads for an hour, which is optional. It even allows you to star some questions and then practice only those ones for extra practice and to mix sets. I think the only things I would add is if drip rates and indications that string from generics instead of just brand names because when in a pharmacy you mainly see generic names for insurance purposes. Other than that, I highly recommend the app.

I’ve been shopping around different PTCE prep apps and so far all of them have had some form of “answer 10 practice questions before we ask you to pay $65”set up. This app is the only one who has all of its content available for free and with minimum ads (only non-intrusive banner ads so far) It’s nothing particularly special, just endless flashcards and a favoriting system, but that’s all it needs to be effective.

I am a 3rd Year pharmacy student and this has been one of the best study applications I have ever used. It is nice and simple and classifies the medications into categories of what you would see inpatient/outpatient, Brand/Generic, and also has some conversion practice mixed in. It is more than easy to use and isn’t bogged down with a ton of unnecessary ads. I would highly recommend. Great Job to the developer!