The information to pass is in the lectures, but many did not seem as focused on my exam (ambulatory) as I had hoped and acted more broadly to be used for multiple exam reviews I assume. For someone who is on time constraints or not familiar with the exams content, it may lead to wasting valuable time on the wrong material. In addition many lectures appear dated to current guidelines with recording that are clearly 6-8 years old. I got a wishy washy response from them when I brought up my concern where they said they were “up to date enough” and the drugs I said were omitted shouldn’t be testable yet. I disagree that a 2017 approved drug wouldn’t be fair game on a 2024 exam. The question bank however was a bit more test specific and provided some value. I passed my exam, but ended up buying the ACCP book after my concerns weren’t fully addressed i. Speaking to them. The ACCP book was much more specific and clear. It was the reason I passed, in my own personal opinion anyway.