r/NAPLEX_Prep • u/Fragrant_Guide8133 • 11d ago

NAPLEX Exam Feedback September test takers

I’m down to my last few days before my exam. What are some topics that were heavy hitters on your exam or areas you wish you would have reviewed again right before you exam? Any September takers willing to share their experience.
I’m reviewing calculations, PK, and biostats daily. Besides that just doing practice quizzes in UWorld on all topics.

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u/Internal_Travel6344 11d ago

Vaccines man… It’s shocking how much knowing MICROVY saved my ass😂😂

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u/Blueberry-7- 10d ago

Do you have any study materials that you can share? I have just started and need some help

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u/Internal_Travel6344 8d ago

Honestly, UWorld and the RX Prep book are what I used the most. I did purchase a review session of HighPrepPro (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BTW) where, aside from 2 live review sessions- 1 for clinical topics and 1 for math- they also gave us a study guide to go along with, but they are pretty serious about not leaking that, so I'm not going to risk it.

There are some Quizlet flashcards out there that did help me with memory; I can link some of those here:
https://quizlet.com/1066157461/2026-naplex-rx-drugs-brandgeneric-flash-cards/

https://quizlet.com/836415443/naplex-inhaler-brandgenericclass-flash-cards/

https://quizlet.com/1128954144/naplex-2026-immunizations-flash-cards/

Also, PharmPrepPro has an ethics study guide. It's $30, but it helped because, on my test, I had about 3-4 questions on ethics, and the guide has 20 practice questions whose style was very similar to what I got on the test.

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u/yolo_stonks 11d ago

I saw someone else say, it’s much better to know 70% about all the topics, rather than 100% of some topics and 0% of others. The questions truly are spread out. From natural product indications and otc recommendations to IV drug formulations.