Pharmacology Mnemonics Flashcards: 60 Color Coded Flashcards for Learning the Most Common Generic Drug Names - for Nursing Students, Pharmacy Techs, and Med Students

These cards are sturdy and of very good quality. They're glossy and stiff. The information is also not overwhelming and is straight to the point. Exactly what I needed.

Very helpful for memorizing the top 200 drugs for my CPhT exam. I'm not sure why Amazon is wanting me to list a child's age in this review. I don't know many people younger than 13 (or 18 for that matter) studying mnemonic for Pharmacology... 😂

These are great cards and a good deal for what you are getting, cards themselves are thick and do not bend easily. I just wish that they had more information about the medication on them but they were still helpful!

I am starting nursing school soon and heard/know how difficult pharmacology will be and was advised to get a head start. I started with Quizlets and making my own flashcards/study sets but honestly it’s so much info I was getting overwhelmed by how much I need to know plus I WASTED SO MUCH TIME. These are perfect because they give you the framework/organization of how meds are known (classification) AKA where to start lmao so you know what your walking into when you are dished out all these meds you need to know. It doesn’t tell you everything but that’s exactly why I wanted them. Too much info does not work. I’m telling you start with these if you don’t know anything and then gradually work your way into the more complicated stuff! Thank you Nurse Readiness Academy!

I like theses. Very helpful wish the font was easy to read. But great content

Very helpfull in studying for the certified pharmacy technician positions

I talk about these all the time on my TikTok. So good and I love how it gives you ways to remember certain drugs. So good for the money. I feel like the info is of quality

Flashcards of good quality. Good Study Aid if this company could spell. HOWEVER ... as a first part-time semester Nursing student (and not knowing much yet) I already found one MAJOR mistake. Prednisone (a steroid) they have spelled as prednisolone on a few cards with OLONE as the suffix to know, when it's actually "one" is the suffix to know. So I don't know how many other mistakes there are on these study flash cards. That's the one I found just flipping through them. If you buy these study flash cards, get on your computer and make sure every word and root and suffix, is correct. Buyer BEWARE. Would not recommend.