Having good resources is an utmost necessity if you are looking to pass the FPGE on your first attempt. While there isn't a single recommended FPGEE book that covers everything, using multiple books and our online subscriber course as a guide can provide you with the broad perspective that you will need to pass the FPGE. In this article, we will delve into what we consider the most highly recommended FPGEE books, as suggested by former candidates and pharmacy professionals who have successfully passed the exam via our online FPGE course.

Comprehensive Pharmacy Review for NAPLEX by Leon Shargel and Alan H. Mutnick

This book focuses on almost all of the topics for the FPGE syllabus. Pharmacy students usually recommend this book as it is notably strong in Pharmacy management and calculations, so if you are weak in these areas this is a must-have although in other areas it is a little outdated.

Basic & Clinical Pharmacology by Bertram G. Katzung

For those who have more time at their disposal, this is the book to go for. It is very detailed and has questions at the end of each chapter. For those with limited time, it may be a little bit challenging for them to decide what to cover and what not to read.

The Ultimate Pharmacy Calculations Guide by PharmacyCPA

An invaluable resource for anyone specifically preparing for the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE). The author does an excellent job of breaking down complex mathematical concepts into understandable terms.

Lippincotts Pharmacology

This book makes for a good foundation for pharmacology. Students who are a bit rusty will most likely find this book very helpful. The book has clear and concise diagrams to go with the explanations of theories and clinical principles. For those preparing for the FPGE, it is important to read this book as it will give you a good foundation to read other advanced books. Definitely, a must-have!

"Pharmacotherapy: A Pathophysiologic Approach" by Joseph T. DiPiro

This book provides in-depth information on drug therapy and disease management, which is useful for the clinical sciences section of the FPGEE.

Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy by Loyd V. Allen

This is a comprehensive pharmacy reference book that covers a wide range of topics relevant to the FPGEE.

The above list is just a sample of the many books available out there for you to properly prepare for the FPGE examination. Take time to go through them. Our FPGE Exam courses have much of the information contained in these books summarised to reduce the volume of text you need to go through. All our courses contain a money-back guarantee if you fail the exam, so you can't loose!