Pharmcards

These are geared toward MD, DO, and PA students trying to pass boards, so if that's not your goal, you may want to reconsider. If you are a MD, DO or PA student, these include incredibly detailed cards on MOAs, DDIs, and ADRs. No nonsense, loaded with information. The infographics are a game changer. Pharmacology can be brutal, these help a lot. They don't cover every drug we have to know (ubrogepant off the top of my head), but seem to cover the vast majority. If a particular drug is in a class with a lot of other similar generics, it will be on one card. For example, triptans are on the "sumatriptan" card, and it will list all others on the back. If there are any glaring differences, they will let you know.Also, get a 6x4 in card holder box to keep these in!

I purchased these expecting them to be terrible, that’s how buying cards on Amazon usually goes.The package arrived slightly banged up (look at the images), however, the cards were in perfect condition.The print quality on the cards is 10/10, it’s better than looking at any 4K screen out there lol.The cards got a bit of weight to it so you can walk about and swing them around and toss them when you get mad.Sellers should avoid Royal Mail and apart from the banged up package, it was everything I wanted it to be.

Arrived Belfiore expected. Never seen An actual example card of the serie before i bought the item, so It was a little risky for me. (Though i googled reviews and confronted with other flashcards on the market). I think informations of the drug are useful, essential, Michela graphically disigned As a format of a flashcard. I definitely will be' very happy to study from it. Make you enthusiastic about studying ♡Generally flashcards are a very good and fun way of studying - repeating.One pity, there is no useful box included you can keep them to a sistematic study. Like box with compartiments "first read" > "second read" > "memorizing" ecc

These are reasonably good flash cards (4/5), but I wouldn't have bought them if I knew they were made in China. I'm not a fan of the human rights abuses that go on and don't like propping up the regime if I can help it. I hope they switch printers, as the costs savings aren't worth it in my opinion.

I am an OMS-1 and bought these to help me struggle less in pharmacology class. They are great. Almost all of the drugs we have learned are in this deck. Majority of the information is spot on, class and board relevant too. As needed, I just use a pen and write in any other details I am expected to know. I also really like how the cards are organized/grouped and the way they come with an index.