Many residents and staff physicians swear by this program, but as a student, I still like the extra information available with Lexidrugs. So this is what I actually think, not what PDA MD wants you to hear, although in this case they are mostly the same thing. There are two modes to the program Pharm Flashcards and Multiple Choice Qbank to Go. The questions can be asked randomly or sequentially. You choose how many questions you want to answer in each session and whether or not to repeat missed questions.
Statistics appear at the end of each session.
Although flashcards were not my primary method of learning drugs, these contain the information I put on the flashcards I did use. The answers are detailed, explaining why each response is right or wrong. I tend to learn more from the wrong answers than the right ones. The database available with the trial version is somewhat limited. Could develop into a great self-test resource, but I expect the price to go up significantly as that occurs.