“So happy I made the decision to subscribe. Osmosis takes really complex medical conditions and concepts and breaks them down in an easily digestible manner. It has been incredibly helpful in my pathophysiology course and will be a resource I continue to reference now and in the future. I would highly recommend subscribing to students and practitioners alike.”
“everything is great, but i wish the narrators would speak a little slower, man im watching fatty acid oxidation video, She is fllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyying :))), and one more comment is that i am a student, and its quiet expensive to pay this amount for a premier account for one year :(”
“I loved your videos and content from the first one I watched on YouTube. You really make learning medical content so easy and interesting.
Keep up the good work!”
Thanks for this feedback. Have you explore our new high-yield series -- these go into extensive detail:
https://www.osmosis.org/home/library?topic=highyield&subtopic=Cardiovascular&show=concepts
Contact us at support@osmosis.org to learn more about where to explore our most detailed content? Thank you!
“I’m a visual learner and osmosis is a great tool for my learning style. I’ve never had such a great time learning new content! And it makes me excited to become an NP!”
“Super helpful for concepts that I am not grasping and helps me see the "big picture" and then I go back and add in the details that my professors want me to know for tests! Super grateful for Osmosis and the membership!”
Sorry to hear this. Were there any particular videos that you found wanting? Have you taken a look at our new high-yield videos -- these typically go into more depth that our basic science videos: https://www.osmosis.org/home/library?topic=highyield&subtopic=Cardiovascular&show=concepts
Try them out and let us know what you think at support@osmosis.org?
Thank you,
Caleb
“Good quality and excellent explanations. Needs to make sure it covers some subjects that don't have videos yet. It is my go-to for when I don't understand something in med school or while step studying.”
