Drug Structures

Drug Structures

by David Bourne

3 ratings
Free

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 20, 2017
  • December 16, 2025

Features

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This game helps pharmacy and healthcare students practice identifying drug structures. It offers a focused learning experience for medical professionals in training.

Identify drug structures
Practice for healthcare students
Targeted medical education
Free to play
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What's New in Drug Structures

1.5

December 16, 2025

Updated for new age questions and requirements Adjusted UI elements to work with iPhone 16e, 17, 17Pro and 17 ProMax

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FAQ

What is Drug Structures used for?

Drug Structures is a game designed to help pharmacy students and other healthcare professional students practice identifying drug structures. It provides a focused learning experience for medical education.

Is Drug Structures free to download?

Yes, Drug Structures is available for free. There are no costs associated with downloading or playing the game.

What devices does Drug Structures support?

Currently, Drug Structures is supported on iPhones. It is not available for other devices at this time.

What is the age rating for Drug Structures?

Drug Structures has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.

How often is Drug Structures updated?

The latest version of Drug Structures is 1.5, and it was last updated on December 16, 2025. This suggests regular updates are provided.

What is the user rating for Drug Structures?

Drug Structures has a high user rating of 4.7 stars based on 3 ratings. This indicates a positive reception from its users.

Does Drug Structures have ads?

No, Drug Structures does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy the educational content without interruptions.

Who developed Drug Structures?

Drug Structures was developed by David Bourne.