Brand → Generic
Lipitor
atorvastatin — statin, lowers LDL
Sig code
1 tab PO BID
one tablet by mouth, twice daily
Schedule II
Adderall
amphetamine — no refills, new Rx each fill
Practice question
Generic for Prilosec?
Tap to reveal the answer

Memorize the top 200 drugs without another study session

PharmLingo puts brand-generic pairs, sig codes, and PTCB-style practice questions on your lock screen. The reps happen every time you check your phone.

Launching on the App Store — in review now

Free to download · Premium unlocks every deck and all 150 practice questions

01Learn in passing
9:41
Monday, August 17
Coumadin · anticoagulant
warfarin — INR 2–3, watch for bleeding

A new drug on your lock screen, all day long

Add the widget once and PharmLingo rotates through the top 200 drugs, sig codes, and pharmacy law — a fresh card every time you glance at your phone. No streaks, no guilt. Passive repetition does the work.

02Quiz yourself
Generic for Lipitor?
ANSWER

• atorvastatin
• Statin — lowers LDL cholesterol

WATCH FOR

Report unexplained muscle pain — myopathy and rare rhabdomyolysis.

✓ Know it↻ Needs more reps

150 PTCB-style questions with real study guides

DEA schedules, pharmacy calculations, patient safety, storage, interactions. See the question, recall the answer, tap to reveal, grade yourself — cards you miss come back more often.

03Make it yours
STICKY NOTE · TAP TO REVEAL
What does 1:1000 mean?
1 g per 1000 mL = 1 mg/mL

Your decks, your colors, your classmates

Type in your own cards or bulk-import from notes, then share whole decks with your study group. Put a full-color sticky-note flashcard right on your lock screen and grade it without unlocking.

Built for the way techs actually study

01.Pass the PTCB

The exam is mostly vocabulary — drug names, schedules, sig codes, and law. PharmLingo keeps exactly that in front of you for weeks before test day.

02.Survive the floor

Brand-generic recall is the core skill at the counter and in the fill queue. The rotation keeps the whole top 200 warm, not just the drugs you see daily.

03.Study without studying

You already look at your phone dozens of times a day. Each look becomes one small rep — no session to schedule, no app to remember to open.

04.Focus where it counts

Mark a card "needs more reps" and it shows up more often. Mark it "know it" and it rests. Your rotation bends toward your weak spots.

The top 200 drugs, every glance.

Launching on the App Store — in review now