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About Top 200 Drug Matching Game

Master the top drugs one match at a time with Denali Rx's Top 200 Drugs Matching Game. NEW FOR 2026 The Top 240 has been updated to follow the latest list of the most prescribed drugs, with 37 new drugs including Mounjaro, Ozempic, Entresto, Farxiga and Trelegy Ellipta. Prefer the drugs you already studied? Switch back to the Previous (2024) list anytime. Each round shows a drug name and picture. Tap its match from 20 answer tiles until every drug is matched. Play Brand-to-Generic or Generic-to-Brand to learn the names both ways. GAME MODES - Drug Sets: 12 sets of 20 drugs, from 1-20 through 221-240. Master one set, then move to the next. - Top 240 Random: 20 drugs mixed from all 12 sets. Tap New 20 Drugs for a fresh mix anytime. - Favorites: build your own study list from hundreds of drugs. Search by brand or generic name, filter by the New (2026) or Previous (2024) list, then play your favorites up to 20 at a time. DRUG LIST Browse all 240 drugs by set, with pictures, brand and generic names. - Search by brand or generic name, or filter by set - Show brand or generic name first - Quiz mode hides the second name until you tap it - Star the drugs you have learned, and hide them to focus on the rest - Choose small, medium or large text - Tap any drug to hear its name - Edit the list: swap any drug for another drug in the app - Customize your Top 240 by swapping in the drugs you need MY TOP 240 Make the list your own. Swap any drug in a set for another drug in the app, such as one your school or job focuses on, and every game uses your list. Undo a swap or reset the list anytime. HEAR EVERY NAME Tap the drug picture to hear the pronunciation of every brand and generic name. MAKE IT YOURS - Turn sound on or off - Choose answer tile and text colors that are easy for you to read - Optional red highlighting for wrong choices - Long drug names resize to fit every screen - Edit the list: swap any drug for another drug in the app - Customize your Top 240 by swapping in the drugs you need STUDY SMARTER Play each set in both directions, add the drugs you miss to Favorites, and review them until they stick. Your scores show accuracy for every round, and your settings, favorites, learned drugs and list changes are saved on your device. Helpful for pharmacy technician students preparing for certification exams, pharmacists, nurses (RN, LPN), CNAs, medical assistants, medical and nursing students, and anyone in health care who works with medications. Learn more about pharmacy technology at DenaliRx.com.

What’s new

Version 4.0.0 · Updated October 19, 2026

- Drug List: browse all 240 by set with pictures, search and tap to hear names - Quiz mode, learned stars and text size options - My Top 240: swap in any drug to build your own list - Switch between the New (2026) and Previous (2024) lists - Drug lists fully editable - Favorites can filter by either list - Option to show wrong choices in red

App privacy

The developer, Christopher Whitehead, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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