Every one of these runs in your browser, free, with no account and nothing to install. They exist because I kept doing the same calculation or the same explanation by hand.
Exam prep
Work out which exam you sit, plan the weeks, and test yourself.
The State Pharmacy Law Template — 174 Questions
Every question a state-specific MPJE can ask, ready to fill in for your own state. Type your answers, they save as you go, export when you are done.
Open the tool →Which Pharmacy Law Exam Do I Take? UMPJE or State MPJE
Pick your jurisdiction and see which law exam you need, when your state’s own MPJE retires, and whether your NABP scores can transfer.
Open the tool →MPJE Study Calendar Builder
Build a 28-day MPJE or UMPJE study calendar around your exam date, your study days and the hours you actually have.
Open the tool →New York MPJE Scenario Diagnostic
A scored 25-question New York MPJE diagnostic built on realistic, multi-fact scenarios, with full rationales.
Open the tool →Days' supply and quantity
The calculations that come back every shift, and the ones audits turn on.
Common Prescription Quantity Calculator
Quantities and days’ supply for tablets, capsules, liquids, topicals, insulin, injectables, tapers and interval dosing.
Open the tool →Eye-Drop Days' Supply Calculator
Eye-drop days’ supply for one or both eyes, multidose bottles, PRN directions, fixed courses, tapers and single-use containers.
Open the tool →Inhaler Days' Supply Calculator
Scheduled or maximum-use PRN inhaler days’ supply from package count, puffs per dose, frequency and number of devices.
Open the tool →Managed care and prior authorization
Practice material built from the work I do every day.
Prior Authorization Determination Builder
Draft an editable prior authorization determination for training, using fictional criteria and de-identified facts.
Open the tool →PA Pharmacist Interview Simulator
Ten fictional prior authorization interview cases with decisions, rationales, scoring and model answers.
Open the tool →Compounding
Charts and trackers for how compounded drugs are regulated.
503A vs 503B Compounding Chart
A printable side-by-side of compounding pharmacies and outsourcing facilities: who compounds, prescriptions, cGMP, ingredients, labels and oversight.
Open the tool →Peptide Compounding Status Tracker
Where BPC-157 and five other peptides stand: the HHS draft policy, FDA categories and the advisory committee, with the date each was last checked.
Open the tool →Applying to pharmacy school
For pre-pharmacy students.
For patients
Plain-language tools to take to an appointment.
Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy, and Zepbound
Compare Ozempic, Mounjaro, Wegovy and Zepbound by treatment goal, route and age group.
Open the tool →Pain Reliever Dose and Time Tracker
Track acetaminophen and ibuprofen separately, with times, strengths and rolling 24-hour totals.
Open the tool →The Health Blind Spot Scorecard
A self-assessment built on the S.A.F.E. Health Method — See, Ask, Follow, Escalate.
Open the tool →Questions to Ask Before Buying a Compounded Medication
A printable checklist: what to ask, how to check the pharmacy, what to look for on delivery, and how to report a problem.
Open the tool →If something you need is missing, tell me — most of these started as somebody’s question.