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Welcome to Memory Pharm!

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If you are struggling to understand pharmacology, we’re here to help. Creators of the original Top 200 Drugs Made Easy coloring book, our mission is to develop creative learning tools to help make learning medicine fun and effective.

Simplifying complex pharmacy topics for visual learners through art.

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Take your learning adventure with us as we develop fun and effective tools for students, educators, and professionals.

Make Study Time a Fun Time

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Effective Learning Tools

Studies show that having fun while learning improves retention of information because the process is enjoyable and memorable.

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Science + Creativity

We are constantly experimenting with new ways to simplify complex material and make it engaging, memorable, and intentional.

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What we learn for pleasure we never forget.

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-Alfred Mercier

Ask yourself…

Are you a visual learner?


Studying pharmacology doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We help simplify complex pharmacology concepts for visual learners through illustrations, mnemonics, and thoughtfully designed study tools. Check out our most popular mnemonic study guides and coloring books!

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Cardiology Medications Made Easy

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WELCOME TO MEMORY PHARM!

Below you will find some FREE resources to help you learn medications more
effectively, pass your exams, and succeed at your goals.

Are you excited to get started?

  • A cartoon drawing of a human heart with a face, showing a worried expression with sweat drops and sticking out tongue on graph paper, with a yellow pencil and red star stickers nearby.

    Heart Failure Mind map Study Guide

    If you struggle with learning heart failure medications, this simple guide can help save you time! It includes a fun visual and a table to help organize the different types of heart failure medications. Color in the major points to help with memory retention.

  • Chalkboard with handwritten text about adult Vancomycin pharmacokinetics, a speech bubble with 'The complete guide to dosing vancomycin in your patients!', and a large circle with '1000?' written inside, along with two chalk pieces.

    Vancomycin Adult Dosing Course

    Confused about how to dose vancomycin and when to draw levels? This all-inclusive course will break down everything you need to know. And the best part it is done in an ‘escape the room’ format to help make learning fun!

Follow us on Instagram (@memorypharmstudy) for weekly drug reviews, mnemonics, practice questions, study tips, motivational thoughts, and so much more. Join thousands of students and healthcare professionals around the world as we build upon our drug knowledge and support one another. 

Improve your drug knowledge today!

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Motivational Monday quote card featuring a quote by Albert Einstein, 'Any fool can know. The point is to understand,' with a light pink background and black and pink text.
Cartoon illustration of a thyroid gland character with pink color and glasses, and a brain character with pink and blue colors. A syringe and the words 'Hypothyroidism Review' are also depicted.
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