I’ve had numerous pharmacy technicians and future pharmacy technicians reach out to me over the years for more content to help them prepare for board exams. I’m happy to support more pharmacy peeps than just pharmacists. The biggest challenge for pharmacy technicians has been the PTCB® (Pharmacy Technician Certification Board) exam. We’ve gone through the content outline and have created a 100% free practice exam! We are confident that the Meded101 PTCB free practice test will help prepare you for the PTCB exam.
Free – PTCB Practice Exam – Section 1
Free – PTCB Practice Exam – Section 2
Free – PTCB Practice Exam – Section 3
Free – Top 200 Drugs Study Guide PDF
If you enjoy this free practice exam, you must have the PTCB resources below!
We’ve divided our PTCB free practice test into 3 different sections. Each section is 30 questions for a total of 90 questions. The format of the practice exam is multiple choice which is consistent with the actual PTCB exam. This will provide you with an excellent trial run and allow you to time yourself to ensure that you are setting a good pace to finish the exam efficiently.
If you have questions/comments, feel free to reach out to me at [email protected]
I hope this helps all our pharmacy technician friends!
Eric Christianson, PharmD, BCPS, BCGP
Nicely prepared questions. Hope for your attention.
Hopefully i can get certified with this. Thank you
Hi Eric, thanks a lot for putting together this free PTCB practice test! As a pharmacy tech student, I find resources like this incredibly valuable for my exam preparation. While going through the sections, I started thinking about the broader responsibilities of a certified technician, especially in patient safety.
This might be a bit off-topic for the practice test itself, so I apologize for including a link, but I thought it would be the best way to illustrate my question clearly. I recently read an article about the global risks of counterfeit medications for travelers (https://pillintrip.com/article/which-medicines-should-you-avoid-buying-abroad-due-to-counterfeiting-risks), which listed everything from antibiotics to cancer drugs.
In your professional opinion, how can pharmacy technicians better assist patients who are traveling and might be at risk of purchasing counterfeit medications? Is this a topic that is covered in the PTCB exam or something we should be proactively educating patients about at the counter? Thanks again for the great resource!