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RxRecall – Top 200 Drugs

RxRecall – Top 200 Drugs

Pharmacology & Drug Flashcards

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Released
July 30, 2026
Updated
October 10, 2026

Developer

Experimental Software LLC
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Study the top 200 drugs with flashcards on your Lock Screen and Home Screen. Review brand names, generic names, and drug classes throughout your day to build familiarity. Track your progress and adjust your learning pace.

✓Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets
✓Brand and generic name review
✓Drug class filtering
✓Progress tracking
✓Customizable daily pace
✓Searchable drug library
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What's New in RxRecall

1.0.7

October 10, 2026

Updated semaglutide brand information and search.

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

RxRecall Annual

Top 200 brand/generic recall with Lock Screen cues.

$29.001 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

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Amazing!

This made a substantial difference in my studying. It’s clean, simple and easy to use! Would highly recommend!
BBiggestBry

Super helpful!

Nice design and helps me do a little a day for my classes
XXxAsiangamerXx

Easy to use and helpful

RxRecall was the absolute game-changer I needed to pass my PTCB exam and memorize a massive list of pharmaceutical medications. Instead of drowning in traditional flashcards, the app’s Lock and Home Screen widgets allowed me to passively absorb the Top 200 list every time I glanced at my phone. Setting a manageable daily limit prevented study burnout, while the ability to flip between Brand and Generic, filter by specific drug classes, and flag tricky cards as "Hard" ensured I was always targeting my exact weak spots. Despite requiring a subscription, the clean, stress-free design and low-friction approach made it an invaluable investment for my pharmacy tech certification prep, turning an overwhelming amount of rote memorization into a seamless daily habit.
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PPpeptide pursuit

Very easy to use

Super easy to use to learn new drugs and very sleek design, will help me to recall those names easily
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FAQ

What is RxRecall?

RxRecall is an educational app designed to help pharmacy students and technicians study the top 200 drugs. It offers flashcards and widgets for convenient review of brand names, generic names, and drug classes.

How does RxRecall help with learning drug names?

RxRecall allows you to review drug information directly on your Lock Screen and Home Screen. You can see brand names, generic names, and drug classes side-by-side, and mark drugs as 'I know this' or 'Still learning' to track your confidence.

What are the subscription options for RxRecall?

RxRecall offers a monthly subscription for $5.00 and an annual subscription for $30.00. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial.

Does RxRecall have ads?

No, RxRecall is ad-free. The app is free to download and use, with an in-app purchase required for full functionality.

What devices does RxRecall support?

Currently, RxRecall is supported on iPhone devices. The app was last updated on September 17, 2026.

How often is RxRecall updated?

The latest version of RxRecall is 1.0.4, and it was last updated on September 17, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and content for educational purposes.

Is RxRecall suitable for all ages?

RxRecall has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for adult learners. The app is for educational use only and does not provide medical advice.

Can I customize my study experience with RxRecall?

Yes, you can customize your study experience by choosing your preferred study direction (brand-first or generic-first), selecting how many drugs to review daily, and filtering by drug class.