Powley Pharma Quizzer

iOS Universel / Education

Created by the students, for the students.

At Powley Pharma, we aspire to create easily accessible revision tools for all. Following the success of our website, we have launched a new and improved app.

This app has been designed to help prepare pre-registration and provisionally registered pharmacists for the GPhC exam, but will also be useful for those in other healthcare-related positions.

A one-time purchase of this app will give you access to over 500 pharmacy questions (and counting) to test your knowledge. That's at least 380 more than any mock paper, for a fraction of the price! Questions are based on content as per the GPhC exam specification.

Randomly generate 10, 20 or 40 questions at a time when you start the quiz. There is no limit to the number of quizzes you can do – each will generate another set of random questions from our database.
Every question gives instant feedback, with an explanation of the correct answer, and where to find the information in relevant resources such as the BNF. You will also be able to review all questions at the end of each quiz.

What if I complete all your questions?
Don't worry, we are continuously adding more questions to the database without the need to update the app.

What if I want to go back to a question?
This is easy with our bookmarking feature.

What if the guidance around a question changes and our answers are incorrect?
It is easy to contact us through the reporting link in our app. We will also be looking out for any changes and updating the app accordingly.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Introducing Version 2.1.1

- This update lays the groundwork for future improvements and allows for more efficient updates.
- Please note: As part of this update, locally stored progression data and bookmarked questions have been cleared. We apologise for any inconvenience this causes. Feel free to save any of these outputs to your device prior to updating to the latest version.
-The app's user interface and primary features remain unchanged.