TiffLex

UMPJE Review

A free, offline review tool for the Uniform MPJE, a 1,500-question drill bank, flashcards, a timed mock exam, and a fact-checked cram sheet, all in one page that keeps working with zero signal.

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Opens instantly · installs to your home screen · no account, no sign-up

1,500questions

4NABP domains

0internet required

Drill modeMultiple choice by domain, with the answer and explanation right after each question.

FlashcardsFlip through the same bank rapid-fire, no grading, just recall practice.

Mock examA timed, 120-question simulation matching the real exam's format and seat time.

Cram sheetA condensed, domain-organized reference of the numbers, forms, and deadlines that actually get tested.

Why this exists

Commercial UMPJE question banks are useful but not always current or accurate: federal pharmacy law changes, and some widely-circulated practice questions lag behind it. Every question in TiffLex, and its cram sheet, was written from scratch and checked line-by-line against current federal primary sources (21 CFR, federal statutes, DEA guidance, FDA compliance pages); nothing in the bank is reproduced from a commercial question bank, and the places where common study material disagrees with current federal rules are flagged explicitly rather than silently corrected.

Why the name

"Tiff" is for Tiffany, my wife, who put up with a lot of late nights of "just one more citation to verify" while this got built. "Lex" is for the law: CFR parts, U.S.C. sections, the actual legal text the exam is testing you on. She didn't sign up for federal pharmacy regulations, and she got them anyway.

Before you rely on this: TiffLex is an independent, personal study project; it is not produced, reviewed, or endorsed by NABP, and it is not a substitute for NABP's own official UMPJE materials or your state board of pharmacy's requirements. "UMPJE" refers to the exam by name for descriptive purposes only. Federal pharmacy law also changes over time; treat anything here as a study aid, not a legal reference, and verify anything exam-critical against current primary sources.

Still being tested: this bank and site are actively being refined. If a question, answer, or citation looks wrong, or something in the app breaks or confuses you, it genuinely helps to hear about it, email TiffLexUMPJE@gmail.com.

How it works

Everything (the question bank, the cram sheet, your progress) lives in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, there's no login, and once you've opened it once, it keeps working with the internet off. There's an optional device sync in Progress if you want your history to follow you between your phone and computer automatically: it's off by default, and turning it on just ties your progress to a random code you control, no account or email required.

Install it on your phone

iPhone (Safari): tap the Share icon, scroll down, tap "Add to Home Screen," then tap Add.

Android (Chrome): tap the ⋮ menu, tap "Add to Home screen" (or "Install app"), then confirm. Chrome sometimes shows an install banner automatically.

Once installed, it opens full-screen like any other app, with no internet needed after the first load.