Subscription information

Last updated: 2 November 2026

Current availability

Subscription purchases are not currently available in MEDWORLD. We do not collect card details or initiate charges or automatic renewals in this version. Subscription options and their full terms will be displayed when purchasing becomes available.

Free and Premium access

Free access is limited to up to 15 questions in total per attempt and up to 20 flashcards per attempt, regardless of the number of subjects selected. The first published Library material for each subject is free. Other published Library materials and access beyond the free study allowances require a current Premium entitlement. Availability also depends on the content published for the selected topic.

Tutorial class details, joining links and approved class materials require current MEDWORLD Premium access. A red LIVE indicator only signals that a published class is within its scheduled time; it does not grant access or confirm that an external meeting has actually started. Tutors manage their own classes through their separately granted content-management permissions; being a tutor does not grant unrestricted student Premium access.

The app checks the expiry of the account's Premium access. When that entitlement expires, Premium features are restricted and free allowances continue. Premium access does not renew automatically through this version of the app.

Virtual Lab, Atlas, MedGames and MedClash are Coming soon and are not included as available subscription benefits at present.

Questions about access

Subscription purchases are not currently available in the app, and this version does not initiate charges or automatic renewals. Available subscription options and their payment, renewal, cancellation and refund terms will be displayed when purchasing becomes available.

For questions about your current access or an earlier payment arrangement, contact medworld.tutorial@gmail.com. Never send card details, passwords or verification codes. Your applicable statutory consumer rights remain unaffected.