Every Monday · For Med Students

One drug.
Never forget it.

Every Monday, one drug. One story built from the word itself. Made by a med student, for med students.

This week's edition

RxMnemonic

Anticholinergics

Oxybutynin

Anti-Cholinergic · M3 Blocker · Overactive Bladder

OXY (3 letters)

BUTYNIN = butting in

Picture an OX sitting at the bottom of a water slide, completely BUTTING IN and blocking it. Water piles up behind it, exactly like what oxybutynin does to the bladder. The ox has a big 3 on its side because OXY has 3 letters. A confused med student stares and mutters "Ummm... M?" yes, the M3 receptor. M3 blocker.

M3 blocker

OXY = 3 letters = M3

View last week's edition — Cimetidine

How it works

Simple. Sticky. Effective.

One story that makes a drug impossible to forget.

Step 01

It hits your inbox

Every Monday morning, one new drug lands in your email. Just the mnemonic, the story, and the clinical pearl. Nothing more.

Step 02

Read the story

A vivid, memorable image locks in the mechanism, receptor, and key contraindications in under 2 minutes of reading.

Step 03

Nail the question

Each edition ends with a practice question from last week's drug so you test yourself and build real retention for Step.

What's inside

A Simple Two Minute Read.

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The mnemonic breakdown - drug name decoded into a sticky, memorable anchor

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The story plus image - a scene that burns the mechanism into long-term memory

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How Step tests it - high yield information that'll help you on test day

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A practice question - test yourself on last week's drug before you forget

Drugs covered so far

Oxybutynin

Cimetidine

Metformin

Lisinopril

Atorvastatin

Furosemide

Metoprolol

Warfarin

Amoxicillin

Ondansetron

Prednisone

Sertraline

Gabapentin

Amlodipine

+ many more

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Last Week's Edition

Cimetidine — H2 Blocker

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One drug.Never forget it.