Top 300 Drugs Pharmacology Cards Portable Flashcards with Box Study & Review Notes for NCLEX, NAPLEX, Nursing, Pharmacy, Med School Guide for Clinical Assessment, Lab, Dose, Drug Names 2

These flash cards are a great way to study the top 300 drugs for pharmacology. Each card includes the drug name, class, uses, side effects, and other key facts. The cards are well organized and easy to carry around.

Using these cards right here has helped me become a medication aide. Cut some of that study time down. The color of the cards also helps. The amount of information was so useful too. It was definitely worth buying

These flashcards were missing from my package yesterday. I called and let Amazon know they were not in the package and you guys got these cards to me in less than 24 hours so thank you so much because I have an exam coming up!!These cards are good, quality, nice and thick and they have everything I need on them and some. Even little things to make it easier to remember. Thank you sooo much for the speedy service!!!

These are great! I wish Thru would have the class of drug on it to know the schedule for my test.

Good information however quite a few important drugs missed. The box could be more roomy for the cards very hard to pull them out. All in all I was satisfied with what was included but still needed my book for several drugs.

There is a typo on the Buspirone card (hope the makers can correct it) Brand name can't be Ritalin or Concerta.

Many errors, copious spelling errors, and quite a few large errors such as completely wrong brand generics. More than 1 star because if you’re half familiar with things you can pick out the errors and the cards are barely useful but I am overall very disappointed. Also outdated, pregnancy categories are not used anymore etc. additionally, I am less than happy with the drugs included; missing some big ones such as semaglutide and barely if any HIV / HBV/HCV drugs ……you’re telling me truvada isn’t in the top 300…. I could go on but I have an exam to study for and I’ve already wasted $56 and time so good luck if you buy these. It would prob be better for your studying and more cost effective to just make some flash cards yourself. (Pictured is how Ritalin and such is apparently a brand name for not only methylphenidate but also buspirone dextroamphetamine… if you don’t know your brand generics you prob won’t get the question right.)

These cards have helped me tremendously. There is not a lot of unnecessary information they get straight to the point of what needs to be known about a drug. From the brand name to the classification and adverse effects. I’ve been doing really well in my pharm class since I purchased them. I also love that they are categorized so you don’t have to look through each card to find the drug you need.