Prepare for the 2026 Optometry Admission Test with Confidence
The 2026 OAT Destroyer by Dr. Jim Romano is a focused study guide designed to strengthen performance in the science sections of the OAT. This proven system has helped over 100,000 students build a strong foundation for optometry school admission since 2006.
OAT Science Subject Coverage (2026)
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Biology – Cell biology, genetics, evolution, ecology, and human anatomy
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General Chemistry – Atomic structure, bonding, thermodynamics, and kinetics
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Organic Chemistry – Reaction mechanisms, synthesis, structure, and biomolecules
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Physics – Mechanics, optics, thermodynamics, and electricity (covered in a separate physics book)
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Quantitative Reasoning – Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and statistics
Practice Question Breakdown (2026)
The 2026 OAT Destroyer includes extensive OAT-style practice questions:
The separate Physics book includes 148 OAT-style physics problems, each with detailed solutions.
Why Students Choose the OAT Destroyer (2026)
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Proven Track Record – Over 17 years helping students succeed on the OAT
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Focused Science Preparation – Targeted coverage of the OAT science sections
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Designed for the Current OAT – Reflects the structure and expectations of the modern exam
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Expert-Written – Created by Dr. Jim Romano, trusted by optometry programs nationwide
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Aligned with 2026 OAT Organic Chemistry Specifications – Reflects clarified Organic Chemistry examination specifications anticipated around April 2026, including improved topic organization and emphasis on reaction mechanisms and product prediction. These updates do not represent a content overhaul, and all tested science areas are already fully covered.
What’s Included
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In-depth preparation for the OAT science sections
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Separate physics book with 148 physics problems
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Clear explanations and problem-solving strategies
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High-yield concepts emphasized throughout
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Practice questions reflecting OAT-level difficulty
Ideal For
Prepare with confidence using the OAT Destroyer — trusted by generations of optometry students.
