I’m not one to write reviews, but I am thrilled to have just passed my Paramedic NREMT! I used Pocket Prep everyday to prepare for my exam and I passed on my first try! If you want to pass your NREMT, use Pocket Prep. I highly recommend the Premium version since you have access to over 1,000 questions. Happy studying and good luck!

I don’t normally write reviews, but I felt like I had to for pocket prep. Entered feeling very shaky and uncomfortable with the NREMT material, but pocket prep basically guided me to passing first try in 70 questions (under 15 minutes too!). The app is affordable with great features and prepares you well for the exam. Can’t recommend enough.

Great tool for review passed first time

If I don’t pass I would be in shock and need 02 and a blanket 👽

The app works great. I love how it categorizes your past test questions so you can review the ones you have missed. There are a lot of other great features. My favorite is that I have found a questions that I thought could be written or explained better. I reached out and in less than a couple of hours, the company responded back to me to let me know they have updated the questions and rationale. This tells me that they’re not just out there to make money. They actually want to provide a service to help us all be better at our jobs.

I’ve used numerous apps, But I studied pocket prep for two weeks and passed. It’s a great app I highly recommend.

I needed a way to further refresh my brain for taking the exam again after almost 5 years and the questions are set up in a way where it gets you ready for taking the actual exam by giving you the scenario and asking you which answer is the most right while also explaining exactly why you got your answer wrong and why you may have gotten it wrong I would definitely recommend this app and the premium version of the subscription to refresh or keep your mind in the right space for taking your exam

Great features, reasonable price, large number of questions (I only got through 2/3). My only advice would be that either many questions feel similar or the app automatically repeats previously flagged or answered questions. If the latter is the case, it might be good to be able to turn that on/off in settings. I also think it would be really helpful to see a glossary of terms (the ones highlighted/in answer explanations) compiled, rather than having to try and search for a specific question to review something. Overall a stellar app and one I would use again. Thanks for helping me pass!

I failed my first attempt and then did nothing but study pocket prep and passed my second attempt!!!

Leave it to this app to ask you if cool and clammy skin is common in cardiogenic shock or hypoglycemia. I know it’s not to be taken seriously like a test but how can I build confidence when I’m getting asked a common sign of two symptoms and asked to pick which one it matched? It matches both… I’m sure questions like this leave providers confused and scared to answer a question confidently on the nremt that has a clear answer.