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Calculations Practice

Master the maths that trips people up: doses, infusion rates, dilutions, displacement volumes and more. Every question needs real working, and every answer shows it step by step.

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Advanced Clinical Scenarios

Multi-step, multi-condition cases drawn from real practice. Spot drug interactions, balance risk and make the calls you'll face on the day: warfarin, hyponatraemia, heart failure and more.

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Spaced-Repetition Flashcards

Review terms, mechanisms and dosing the moment before you'd forget. Rate each card Forgot, Hard, Good or Easy and let the algorithm schedule the rest.

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Mnemonics Library

Lock in the lists you keep losing. Memorable, BNF-relevant mnemonics for side effects, interactions, monitoring and red flags, plus tools to build your own.

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Commute Mode

Turn dead time into revision time. Audio-friendly, low-tap sessions designed for the train, the bus or the walk in. Your revision keeps moving even when you can't sit down.

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You're not revising alone. Ask questions, share what's working and debate tricky topics with foundation trainees sitting the very same exam.

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Tell us your exam date and weak areas; PillPrep builds a day-by-day plan and keeps you honest with a clear "on track / behind" status.

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AI Quiz Dispensary

Generate unlimited quizzes from your own study materials or our BNF, MEP, OTC and advanced banks, with instant marking and worked explanations.

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New clinical scenarios every day, calculation practice across 9 topics, plus quizzes, flashcards and a study plan built around your exam date.

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Clinical Scenarios

Real patients. Real decisions. Reasoning you can learn from.

Each scenario gives you a patient, their conditions and their medicines, then walks you through the decisions a pharmacist has to make, one step at a time.

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  • Multi-step cases: interactions, comorbidities, what to do next
  • Clinical reasoning and key learning after every answer
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Clinical scenario · Step 2 of 3
A 72-year-old taking warfarin is prescribed clarithromycin for a chest infection. What is the most appropriate action?
A Supply both with no further action
✓ Contact the prescriber: the interaction can raise INR, so suggest an alternative or closer monitoring
C Advise the patient to stop warfarin during the course
InteractionsReasoning shownNo account needed
Calculations

The maths that trips people up, drilled until it doesn't.

Calculation questions are rarely about hard sums. They test units, steps and staying calm under pressure, and every answer in PillPrep shows the working.

  • 9 topics, from infusion rates to pharmacokinetics
  • Step-by-step worked answers
  • Built-in calculator and an optional exam timer
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Dose & Dosage Regimens · Question 1 of 3
A 68 kg patient is prescribed gentamicin 5 mg/kg. The vials contain 40 mg/mL. What volume do you draw up?
A 17 mL
✓ 8.5 mL (68 × 5 = 340 mg; 340 ÷ 40 = 8.5 mL)
C 0.85 mL
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Quiz Dispensary

Exam-style questions, marked the moment you answer.

Practise the way you'll be tested. Every question is mapped to the BNF and MEP, timed like the real thing, and explained in plain English the second you submit.

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  • 60-second-per-question pacing, just like exam day
  • Worked explanations with the reasoning, not just the answer
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Cardiovascular Drugs · Question 1 of 10
Which mechanism is primarily responsible for bendroflumethiazide's antihypertensive effect?
A Inhibition in the loop of Henle
✓ Inhibition of the Na⁺/Cl⁻ cotransporter in the distal tubule
C Blockade of beta-1 and beta-2 receptors
⏱ 00:57 leftBNFAccuracy 92%
Flashcards & Mnemonics

Remember more by revising at exactly the right moment.

Spaced repetition shows you each card right before you'd forget it. Pair it with the mnemonics library and the lists that used to slip away finally stick.

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TERM · CARD 1 OF 15

Diuretics: primary mechanism of action

diureticsoedemahypertension
Forgot Hard Good Easy
Agora Community

The exam is hard. Revising for it shouldn't be lonely.

Agora is where foundation trainees help foundation trainees. Ask the question you're embarrassed to ask, swap revision tactics, and feel the momentum of thousands of people working toward the same day as you.

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How do you remember enzyme inducers vs inhibitors?

The CRAP GPS / SICKFACES mnemonics finally made it click for me…

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Warfarin + new antibiotic: what would you do?

Got this in a mock and second-guessed myself. Sharing my reasoning…

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Frequently asked questions

Who is PillPrep for?
PillPrep is built specifically for UK foundation trainee pharmacists (formerly pre-registration trainees) preparing for the GPhC registration assessment. All content, including questions, scenarios and flashcards, is aligned to the BNF and MEP.
Do I need an account to try PillPrep?
No. You can start straight away with a real clinical scenario and a calculation set, with instant feedback on every answer. Create an account when you want to save your results and keep going.
Is the content aligned to the BNF and the GPhC exam?
Yes. Quizzes, clinical scenarios and flashcards are mapped to BNF and MEP content and structured to mirror the style and pacing of the registration assessment, including calculations.
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Every plan starts with a 1-month free trial. You get full access to the entire platform from day one. If you cancel before the trial ends, you won't be charged. No card surprises.
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You can generate quizzes from our curated banks or from your own uploaded notes. PillPrep turns them into exam-style questions with marking and worked explanations, so you practise on exactly the material you need.
Will it work on my phone during my commute?
Yes. PillPrep works in any modern mobile browser, and Commute Mode is designed for low-tap, audio-friendly revision so you can keep going on the train or bus.
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