Failed the NY MPJE on 8/7, and quite miserably at that. It’s been so overwhelming because I’ve been doing residency while also studying for NAPLEX and MPJE on top of that. My residency program needs me to get licensed by 10/1, so I’m desperately looking for advice on how I’m gonna get through this.
A thread for 8/14/2026 GA MPJE?? when are we expecting results? no one talks about MPJE on here
Is the PharmPrepPro practice test useful for law?? Considering buying it and also I found a couple discrepancies in the information in PharmLaw questions and the actual NJ law. Can someone confirm?
Has everyone been getting MPJE results in exactly 7 business days (10 calendar days)? Or has anyone seen them come in sooner than that?
Took my exam on Saturday 8/8. Should we be in with the Friday people today or probably have to wait another day?
**update this AM, I PASSED!! 🙌🏾
Im posting this because my friend doesnt have reddit and we can't figure out what the answer is. She thinks its A because as long as the info is correct it's good to dispense and I think its D because my professors in school always complained about how "youre more than just a pharmacist and youre responsible". Can you help?
A pharmacist receives a controlled substance prescription that raises concerns about its legitimacy. Which statement best describes the pharmacist’s corresponding responsibility?
A. The pharmacist may dispense the prescription once all required information is present.
B. The pharmacist is responsible only for confirming the patient’s identity and insurance coverage.
C. The pharmacist may rely entirely on the prescriber’s confirmation that the prescription is valid.
D. The pharmacist shares responsibility for proper dispensing.
A pharmacy keeps unopened, commercially packaged hazardous drugs in a labeled container on the same shelving used for routine medications. Although dividers separate the products from nonhazardous drugs, what is the primary concern with this storage practice?
A. Commercially packaged hazardous drugs require no special storage precautions unless the containers have been opened.
B. Clearly identifying and separating hazardous drugs with physical dividers fully satisfies applicable storage standards.
C. Hazardous drugs should be stored in a way that prevents contamination and limits exposure, not simply placed on regular shelving.
D. All hazardous drugs must be refrigerated even when the manufacturer specifies room-temperature storage.
Just took the Texas MPJE on 8/14 and I have the worst feeling in my stomach. I thought it was pretty terrible. Hard exam - some questions I sat there & thought huh!? Licensed in CT and haven’t taken an exam since 2018 but thought I’d prepared well until taking this exam !!!! Ugh!!
To study, I used:
Dr. C ultimate review
PharmLaw.org
Alexander Baldwin Exam Prep
Texas MPJE Review Sephee
TX MPJE app
I had a lot of brain freeze moments for sure, but the exam was CHALLENGING. Anyone else take it & what you think?
Starting a thread for those who took their MPJE on Wednesday 8/5 and are eagerly waiting their results. Posting around 8:06 am CDT with no results yet.
You guys, I just got home from taking my MPJE and it was terrible. 😭 This was my second attempt, and somehow I had a little more hope the first time. Back then, I felt like it was 50/50, but this time I genuinely felt like I studied better. I know and understand so much more than I did the first time, but I was SO confused from the first question to the last.
I looked up some things afterward that I think I remember seeing, and one of the questions that I remember getting repeated was the CE requirement for DTM. I put 6 hours biennially BOTH times it popped up. 😭😭 That was so foolish of me because I should’ve known better.
And I didn’t even finish the exam. I literally stopped at question 119. LOL. 😭
I’m sorry, I really want to stay positive, but I’m so discouraged right now. I failed both the NAPLEX and MPJE the first time I took them, and I barely had the money to retake them. I genuinely don’t know what to do. I feel so down and defeated.
I used Dr. C’s, PharmLaw, and Alexander Baldwin’s 300 Questions (2024 edition), and I honestly don’t know what else I could have done differently. Now I still have to go study for my NAPLEX, and I’m just feeling completely overwhelmed. 😭
I know I can’t change what happened, but right now I’m just really discouraged
A prescriber telephones an emergency oral prescription for a Schedule II controlled substance to a pharmacy. Under federal law, what must occur next for compliance?
A. The pharmacist must refuse to dispense because Schedule II prescriptions can never be oral
B. The prescriber must send a written prescription within 3 days
C. The pharmacist may dispense up to a 72-hour supply, and no further documentation is required
D. The pharmacist may dispense the emergency quantity, and the prescriber must provide a follow-up prescription within 7 days marked “Authorization for Emergency Dispensing”
I can seem to find a straight forward answer for what happens to when a prescriber dies or is retired.
took the exam about 2 weeks ago
Was pharm Law enough to pass the MPJE?
I just took the MD MPJE and all I can say is what was that??? The questions were just insane and ridiculous, honestly if I had enough money I would’ve immediately signed up for the UMPJE. But since it’s looking like i gotta take it again I better start saving up now. Btw how long do results usually take?
Hi all, I am on a journey of having to take 9 MPJEs and counting for my job. Does anyone have a good resource for sterile compounding?
I for the life of me cannot retain this information 😅
Feeling pretty defeated after failing TN MPJE two times, I just know I am so close and it’s frustrating to see. My levels are as follows: 3,2,3,2 and the second attempt was 3,3,2,2. Any tips and tricks? I have used pharmlaw
I'm a licensed pharmacist in another state, now thinking about getting my NY license. When I started studying for the NY MPJE, I ended up building a whole website to act as my study guide — and honestly, I also just wanted to build something with Claude.
Here's what's in it so far (video walkthrough attached):
Video: https://www.loom.com/share/795115298eef43eca9e9295997610671
Full transparency: I used AI heavily to build this. I'm a pharmacist, and the content is verified against primary sources (NYSED, NY Public Health Law, eCFR, etc.) — but treat it as a study aid.
Mostly I'd just love your input: what do you think so far? What's missing, what would you change, and what do you wish MPJE prep tools had that none of them do?
Eventually I want to share this with a few people to test it out.
Even though I have taken and passed Texas MPJE in 2022, I now need to retake it, since I didn’t take NAPLEX until this month.
With that being said, I already feel confident with Pharmacy Law, I have taken MPJE for NC recently as well, I hope it’s all fresh in my brain.
I probably need to buy the newer book for Dr. C and I will definitely get the webinar-I think it’s called Bootcamp now. Anyways, I am only playing to review the book once then do questions and sit for exam in 1 week or so. Who is in?
If it helps, I am the one who made the 2022 study guide that I made for Texas MPJE. I just need a study buddy to expedite the studying process like NAPLEX!
I took my TX MPJE 2nd attempt and feel like i failed. Does anyone took it in Aug too, let me know how it goes, and what are your thoughts. I tried to look up answers but i could barely remember the questions.