Drug fact flashcards for your class
Create a class with no account and share a code. You see which flashcards each student knows. Calculation practice is free for students too, but it isn't tracked.
How it works
- Create a class. Name it and pick the decks you want covered. It needs no account.
- Share the code. Students join with a 6-character code on a phone or laptop. Spaced repetition brings missed cards back until they stick.
- Read the dashboard. Mastery per student and per deck, the cards your class misses most, and who missed them. Export to CSV for your gradebook.
The decks
Facts a technician either knows or doesn't, built around commonly dispensed outpatient drugs and federal pharmacy law.
| Deck | What students learn | Cards |
|---|---|---|
| Generic to brand | Pick the brand name for a generic. | 210 |
| Brand to generic | Name the generic behind a brand. | 210 |
| Drug classes | FDA's pharmacologic class for each drug. | 186 |
| DEA schedules | Which drugs are controlled, and in which schedule. | 37 |
| Controlled substance rules | Refills, transfers, DEA forms and limits from federal law. | 19 |
| Sig codes and abbreviations | Prescription shorthand, and the abbreviations never to use. | 50 |
Where the facts come from
Drug cards are checked against public FDA data retrieved 2026-10-25. Automated tests re-check them against that saved data on every build, so new FDA changes appear only when the data is refreshed.
- Brand names: confirmed in Drugs@FDA or the FDA NDC Directory for exactly that drug.
- Drug classes: FDA's Established Pharmacologic Class, used as published.
- DEA schedules: must match the schedule on FDA's product listings.
- Law and sig codes: each card cites its source, such as the section of 21 CFR.
Student data
Students give a display name, nothing else. No emails, passwords, ads or tracking. You can remove a student or delete a class and all of its results at any time.
Cost
Free. Any future pricing will be announced in advance, and nothing is ever billed automatically.
Need a hand?
You can create a class right now without talking to anyone. For help setting up, or to ask for a deck, email dosedrill@gmail.com.